Sentence examples for agreed cut off from inspiring English sources

The cases which fall beyond the agreed cut off point would be best referred to as having prolonged intervals.

Data were excluded if: they only referred to subsets of the soft signs family (such as frontal release signs), they were combined with numbers of hard signs, or were reported exclusively in a categorical format (as there is no universally agreed cut off point for presence or absence of soft signs) [ 13].

As there is no agreed cut off to define severity of pain or disability in the WOMAC literature, severity of WOMAC items was defined categorically by grouping WOMAC responders who scored "severe" or "extreme" on at least one item on the pain or physical function scales into a "severe" group.

His dealer at that time did not agree, cut off his allowance and asked for his money back.

To punish the North, the Bush administration ended the annual shipment of 500,000 tonnes of heavy fuel oil to North Korea (part of the 1994 agreed framework accord), cut off fuel shipments and hardened its diplomatic stance.

The agreed cut-off date for IPL players to return to England is 13 May, which would give Pietersen - who has only played in nine one-day internationals since February 2012 - seven days to prepare in home conditions for the one-day international series against Sri Lanka.

This year's IPL tournament runs from 8 April to 30 May and the agreed cut-off date for IPL players to return is 13 May, which would give them seven days to prepare in home conditions for the one-day international series against Sri Lanka - although Pietersen has only played nine one-day internationals since February 2012.

Although there is no United Nations (UN) standard numerical criterion for old age, the agreed cut-off for defining old age is generally 60 years and above (4).

Throughout this paper levels of anxiety, panic fear and depression are reported as assessed using generally agreed cut-off points on established measures (HADS and ASC) and not as clinically diagnosed psychological disorders.

We did not remove studies from the synthesis if they scored poorly (not defined a priori since no agreed cut-off has been set) on the quality assessment criteria, preferring instead to compare their contribution to the analysis with that of other studies.

Many clinicians also measure orthostatic hemodynamic changes with non-invasive beat-to-beat finger arterial blood pressure monitors; however, in the latter case the consensus definition of OH may lack clinical relevance [ 3, 4] and there are no internationally agreed cut-offs for the definition of OH.