Sentence examples similar to a unique cut off from inspiring English sources

Since the curve crosses the x-coordinate, it ensures that a unique cut-off SNR level can always be found.

A second explanation is that this phenomenon is specific to Japan and Japanese professional male baseball players because many activities related to sports and academics are based on a unique cut-off date (April 1), which is not the case in other countries.

In this study, I-ELISA results were therefore interpreted either with a unique cut-off of 45%% (negative or positive) or with a double-cut-off of 30% and 600 % respectively (negative, doubtful or positive).

Although this subset was identified among those patients classified as sepsis by the expert committee, there is not a unique clear cut-off in any variable or test that may define the cluster specifically as severe or bacteremic sepsis (Table  3).

The timing and geography of the story — pre-Internet, in a South Africa largely cut off from the rest of the world — make it unique.

For our result we rely on a cut off argument.

a) Cut off other drivers.

a value > cut off factor.

The St Gallen criteria use a cut off at 14%.

Interruption of that service might deal a significant blow to their command and control capabilities and save some of the refugees….As the only American shareholder in Thuraya, and the provider of their core technology, Boeing stands in a unique position to influence Thuraya to cut off service to the government of Sudan and the janjaweed militia, as much as possible.

Further elements are a unique proteolytic recognition site and a C-terminal helical extension, which is cut off by the protease.