Sentence examples for clear cutoff from inspiring English sources

Cosmic ray physicists doubt that's possible, even if AMS sees a clear cutoff.

Similarly, there is no clear cutoff value as to what "large" pertains to in the definition of brain stones.

The curve profiles are very different for the day and the night, with a later and clear cutoff profile above 63 dBC during the day, and a lower and progressive OR increase above 59 dBC during the night.

There is currently no clear cutoff for a PAU diameter (depth) or neck diameter that warrants treatment, in one publication a depth of > 20 mm or a neck > 10 mm was associated with higher complication rates [26].

The inconvenience of this procedure is that there is no clear cutoff frequency in the signal to isolate the contributions of the lithospheric field without ambiguities (see for instance Wang, 1987 for a discussion).

In the absence of a clear cutoff point, we decided only to cluster two stable subgraphs into a single BPM if they were exactly identical.

For colleges that require scores, some have clear cutoffs and you can learn whether any of the colleges on your daughter's list follow that practice by visiting their Web sites.

To study how IVF providers view and make decisions concerning age cutoffs and futility (e.g., whether they establish clear cutoffs, and if so, where).

For students receiving the Easy block, those in the Control sample tended to provide clearer cutoffs than did those in the MST sample (i.e., MST_Low), a result anticipated because the contrast between the chance level and the conditional P + above the threshold was more distinct for the Control sample than for MST_Low.

However, a WHO consultation concluded that available data do not necessarily indicate a clear BMI cutoff point for all Asians for overweight or obesity and that the WHO BMI cutoff points should be retained as international classifications (19).

The receiver operating characteristic curve showed no clear best cutoff point for cervical length.