Sentence examples for a balanced cut from inspiring English sources

When a balanced cut off point was selected for confidence, the F1 score is optimized.

The 2-hour distance provided a balanced cut-off that reflects the geographic differences between rural and urban residents in BC.

Second, the femoral resection anterior cortex (FRAC) point was defined as the point between the lowest and highest point on the lateral ridge that generates the most complete anterior resection contour (ie, prevents notching) and restores a balanced AP cut.

Finding sparse balanced cuts is a well-studied problem in combinatorial optimization, for which various approximation algorithms exist [ 38, 39].

The most balanced cut-off point was established at ≤ 67, presenting a sensitivity of 73.53%, and a specificity of 72.22%.

Therefore, crossover operations are best done by selecting sparse balanced cuts (| V1| ≈ | V2|).

Yet a majority of Democrats on the Super Committee have shown themselves willing, in the name of "shared sacrifice" and "a balanced package," to cut the economic lifelines of the families of our soldiers wounded or killed in action and to cut the modest protections of our working men and women who have spent four or more decades building our country.

President Obama's budget proposal is a balanced way to cut the deficit and preserve necessary programs that keep promises and "win the future".

Mr García Padilla has tried to compensate with austerity: on July 1st he signed a balanced budget that cut discretionary spending by 8%.

At times, he struck the pose of an above-it-all leader urging Washington to compromise on a "balanced" agreement to cut the nation's debt.

President Obama's budget proposal is a balanced way to cut the deficit and preserve necessary programs that keep promises and "win the future". Those who argue that tax cuts are vital to grow the economy need to study history.