Table 2.

Establishing an optimal cut-off for the surrogate virus neutralization assay against the WT strain.

95% Confidence interval
Variable—cutoffsAreaStd errorLower boundUpper boundP-value*
Population based—27.69670.8330.1670.5051.000.049
Manufacture recommended 30% Cutoff0.7900.1640.4691.000.087
50% Cutoff0.8030.1650.4801.000.074
80% Cutoff0.7730.1630.4541.000.107
95% Confidence interval
Variable—cutoffsAreaStd errorLower boundUpper boundP-value*
Population based—27.69670.8330.1670.5051.000.049
Manufacture recommended 30% Cutoff0.7900.1640.4691.000.087
50% Cutoff0.8030.1650.4801.000.074
80% Cutoff0.7730.1630.4541.000.107

WT: Wild-type, Std: Standard.

*

Null hypothesis: true area = 0.05.

Table 2.

Establishing an optimal cut-off for the surrogate virus neutralization assay against the WT strain.

95% Confidence interval
Variable—cutoffsAreaStd errorLower boundUpper boundP-value*
Population based—27.69670.8330.1670.5051.000.049
Manufacture recommended 30% Cutoff0.7900.1640.4691.000.087
50% Cutoff0.8030.1650.4801.000.074
80% Cutoff0.7730.1630.4541.000.107
95% Confidence interval
Variable—cutoffsAreaStd errorLower boundUpper boundP-value*
Population based—27.69670.8330.1670.5051.000.049
Manufacture recommended 30% Cutoff0.7900.1640.4691.000.087
50% Cutoff0.8030.1650.4801.000.074
80% Cutoff0.7730.1630.4541.000.107

WT: Wild-type, Std: Standard.

*

Null hypothesis: true area = 0.05.

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