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Noun 1.cutoff - a designated limit beyond which something cannot function or must be terminated
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Cutoff level -- The concentration of a drug in urine, usually in nanograms per milliliter (ng/ml), used to determine whether a specimen is positive (at or above the cutoff level) or negative (below the cutoff level) for the drug in question.
Threshold -- A defined urine, drug, or metabolite concentration; a value at or above threshold indicates a positive result, and a value below indicates a negative result. Also called the cutoff.

1.10. robežlielums - zinātniski noteikts lielums, kas noteikts, lai izvairītos no kaitīgās ietekmes uz cilvēka veselību vai vidi kopumā, novērstu vai mazinātu to; noteiktā laikposmā jānovērš šī lieluma pārsniegums, pēc tam robežlieluma pārsniegšana nav pieļaujama.
MK Noteikumi nr. 219 - Noteikumi par gaisa kvalitāti

High-scoring Segment Pairs; two sequence fragments of arbitrary but equal length with an alignment that is locally maximal and for which the alignment score meets or exceeds a threshold (cutoff) http://bioinfo.biotec.or.th/glossary/Glossary.html#Candidate...

Term: Cutoff Level (Threshold)
Definition: The defined concentration of an analyte in a specimen at or above which the test is called positive and below which it is called negative. This concentration is usually significantly greater than the sensitivity of the assay.
http://said.dol.gov/GlossaryTerm.asp?ID=310



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Note added at 10 hrs 59 mins (2004-10-22 19:40:23 GMT)
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hmm, kaut kā man daļa definīciju nesakarīgi saplūda kopā :), bet ceru, ka ir saprotams. :)