Sentence examples for commonly cut from inspiring English sources
Bartenders commonly cut off drunken customers.
In many countries girls are commonly cut before their fifth birthday.
In home births the cord was most commonly cut with a new razor or blade (88.3%) or a previously used razor (6.2%), while scissors were most commonly used for facility deliveries (65.8%).
It is often desirable to clone directly a PCR fragment but because the amplifying DNA polymerase frequently adds extra residues to the 3' termini [ 3, 4], one must commonly cut the fragment with a restriction enzyme or clone it into a special vector that contains protrusions that are complementary to the extended termini on the PCR fragment.
It is also called cut-leaf coneflower and, more commonly, cut-and-come, for its ability to keep making flower stems after the first ones are harvested.
Schools that commit to certain reforms including tying teacher pay and performance could gain exemption from a program that seeks to have 100 percent of students meet basic requirements on math and reading scores — commonly called "cut scores" — by 2014.
Therefore, we determined the empirical thresholds of Cohen's h comparable to commonly used cut points for OR in terms of mild, moderate and large effects.
The commonly accepted cut off of 0.15 for the pairwise variation was used to assess the minimum number of reference genes required for accurate normalization [ 9].
Evenson et al.'s cutoff values were chosen because they were found to be more accurate than other commonly used cut points [ 27].
A recommended and commonly used cut off point of three or more symptoms was used in this study to indicate psychological distress [ 22, 23].
Cancer staging was documented by treating doctors as either Tumour, Nodes and Metastasis (TNM) scores, American Joint Committee on Cancer Staging Scores (I - IV) [ 10] or as localised cancer, regional spread or metastatic disease; for comparability, TNM and AJCC scores were converted to localised/regional/distant spread using commonly accepted cut- points.
