Sentence examples for clearance cut from inspiring English sources

Mario Götze stopped Antonio Rüdiger's attempted clearance, cut inside Vedad Ibisevic and shot through a host of players inside the far post.

In particular, the variation of damping is realized by adjusting the width of clearance cut on the additional damping component, which is screwed on the displacer rod.

The Angolan latched onto the Lyon player's poor clearance, cut inside from the right and buried the ball in the far corner on 48 minutes.

48 A stooping Caldwell clearance cuts out a dangerous cross from Jonathan Greening as Boro carry on where they left off.

There is not enough evidence in the literature for defining an optimal creatinine clearance cut-off under which LMWH should be contra-indicated.

In the study by Bhardwaja et al. [ 16], false-positive alerts determined as the proportion of alerts that had a creatinine clearance level > 51 ml/min on medical record review, reduced from 32%to0.5%5% one year after the alert was changed to drug-specific creatinine clearance cut-off.

G.M. said it had about 800 Pontiacs and 900 Saturns left as of Tuesday, after big clearance sales cut inventory significantly.

Policymakers said they would also implement measures to simplify customs clearance procedures, cut operational fees and facilitate the exports of small and medium-sized private enterprises.

At the same time, it said it would simplify customs clearance procedures, cut operational fees and facilitate exports of small and medium-sized private enterprises.

While smoke exposure did not compromise viral clearance, precision cut lung slices from smoke-exposed mice showed greater expression of CC (MCP-1, -3), and CXC (KC, MIP-2, GCP-2) chemokines compared to controls when stimulated with a viral mimic or influenza A virus.

A 2004 review in this paper of Stuart Calton's sequence on the clearances, Sheep Walk Cut, prompted a vigorous and still unresolved debate over the proper and improper ways to represent Scottish landscape and history.