Sentence examples for content cut off from inspiring English sources

Falling in step with various recent industry moves, Microsoft has set up a formal process for removing links to so-called 'revenge porn' from its Bing search engine, allowing victims to notify it via a dedicated web form to have access to the content cut off.

Never before has the government, in its regulation of internet content, cut off access to a website regularly used by so many of its own citizens.

The very variable levels of these matrix effects suggested DOC content cut-offs above which sample purification was required.

The GC content cut-off showed to be more stringent than e-value criterion but similarly permissive as the e-value criterion.

We subsequently examined the GC-effect between the groups and chose an appropriate GC content cut-off to catch a comparable number of indels in the two intervals (Table 5).

Additionally, the unitigs were filtered using a GC content cut-off of >52% as previously reported [3], [22], by e-value (cut-off of <10−15) against the P. infestans CDS [11], and by applying the same e-value cut-off and different identity ratio (as above) percentages (>50, >60, >70, >80, or >90%) (Figure 4).

This range becomes 27%to77%77 % when we consider the 99%% probability region, and accordingly it is used as the AU content cut-off range.

The new iPlayer Kids app will only show age-appropriate content free from adverts, but the BBC faced questioning over its decision not to cut off content after a notional bedtime.

But some analysts have questioned the wisdom of spinning off some of Sony's profitable content businesses — which could cut off much of the company's access to their profits — while keeping its unprofitable electronics divisions.

For example, longer content descriptions are currently cut off – another thing that's being addressed in a later release.

EPROM, in fullerasable programmable read-only memory, Form of computer memory that does not lose its content when the power supply is cut off and that can be erased and reused.