The phrase "available cut off" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a point in time or a limit regarding availability, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The available cut off for submissions is next Friday."
Alternatives: "available deadline" or "availability limit".
Mr. Stutman's attempt to ask Mr. Epstein's current judgment, on the basis of more samples that have since been made available, was cut off by Judge Matia on procedural grounds.
They calculated that current, unplanned hydropower expansion has developed about half of the total available capacity and cut off 80% of the sediment supply.
Jeurissen et al. [ 31] and Borgers et al. [ 4] published the best available serotype-specific cut off values for anti-pneumococcal antibodies in children and adults so far.
Eight migraineurs achieved scores below the available cut-off values in the MoCA test, but all of the scores were within two standard deviations of the mean.
However, no MwoA patients achieved scores below the available cut-off values, thus suggesting that the reduced efficiency in selected cognitive domains did not correspond to a clinically relevant cognitive deterioration.
With reference to available cut-off scores, severity of depressive symptoms (χ 2 = 4.221; df = 2; p = 0.239), of levels of state and trait anxiety (both χ 2 < 1) and of apathy (χ 2 < 1) did not differ in MwoA and HC groups (Table 3).
If no cut-off values were available, cut-off values were based on biological criteria or the distributions in the cohorts.
For the HNR study, residential history was not available for all participants, and 5 years was the longest available cut-off.
The table shows the pooled diagnostic accuracy estimates for identifying women with non-viable pregnancies with the most commonly reported thresholds, and figure 5 shows the estimates separately for each study according to available cut-off values.
Although this classification was from a Bangladeshi population and may therefore not be ideal for New Zealand infants, it was the only available cut-off for infants during the introduction of complementary foods.
