Sentence examples for Meet cut off from inspiring English sources

Participants were required to meet cut off scores of at least 80% correct in both tasks before they could continue with the actual experimental tasks.

Active behavioural coping strategies, which include exercising and going out with friends, which have been shown to be helpful for women with PMDD [ 20], were revealed in the open responses as helpful strategies, but failed to meet cut off points in the factor analysis.

NE indicates not expressed or expression was lower than 1 fold (and/or didn't meet the cut off criteria of 99% confidence interval, 150 minimum intensity or 30 μm spot size) and indicates not expressed in biological replicates.

NE indicates not expressed or expression was lower than 1 fold (and/or did not meet the cut off criteria of 99% confidence interval, 150 minimum intensity or 30 μm spot size) NE indicates not expressed and '-' indicates not expressed in biological replicates.

They'd met on a forum called Cannibal Café and upon meeting Armin cut off Bernd's penis, who died a few hours later from blood loss.

While they met to cut off the concert at 11 30, fans convinced the group to play more songs until 12 30 am.

The officers fortified the UC Extension Center where the regents are meeting and cut off access to a three-square block neighborhood surrounding the center.

On a single family basis, all three signals in the family are exceptionally high compared to previous studies [ 10- 19], but none of the signals meet the suggested cut off level of 3.3 for significance in GWS studies [ 36].

†Percentage of viable pregnancies that did not meet cut-off.

Unlike her sister, she didn't start kindergarten reading — and there is no way she was ready developmentally a year ago, even though she met the kindergarten cut off back then (i.e., she could be in first grade now).

We limited our analysis to the Singh et al. (2007) loci that have introns and met the substitution cut off, resulting in a set of 4,682 and 4,313 loci in D. melanogaster and D. sechellia, respectively.