… The optimal cut-off point of grip strength and the area under … , In man, grip strength is lower
than 32.45 kg, the strength is … ); In women, grip strength is lower than 18.20 kg, the strength is …

… values when assessing the grip strength of older adults. In … with grip strength lower than the
reported optimum cutoff value … grip strength between the optimum and 75% sensitivity cutoff …

… -grip strength cutoff values was not markedly more accurate than the overall cutoff value. …
The purpose of this study was to determine optimal hand-grip strength cut points for likelihood …

… values of grip strength and UGS by determining their optimum cutoff values using IADL …
Our optimum cutoff values of grip strength were 28.7 kg for men and 16.0 kg for women, and …

… After confirming this, the secondary aim of this study was to determine the optimal cutoff
values for hand grip strength to detect slow walking speed according to the updated criteria of …

… optimal cutoff value for the slopes, receiver operator characteristic (ROC) curves were generated
based on multiple cutoff … -positive rate for each of the above cutoff values.46, 47 The true…

… grip strength was used to assess the bone strength, and thus predict osteoporosis. Hand grip
strength … Furthermore, the cutoff strength we calculated to indicate optimal bone mass was …

… (x-axis) for all possible cut-off points of grip strength change. Sensitivity was calculated by
… for grip strength shows the sensitivity was 0.57 and 1-specificity was 0.32 for optimal cut-off …

… used the cut-off values for low grip strength of 30 kg for men and 20 kg for women, which
are based on research of Lauretani et al. [14]. In this study, optimal grip strength cut-off values …

… for covariates was used to determine normalized grip strength cut points. Diabetes risk
was … Normalized grip strength using the cut points proposed in this paper may be a useful …