Sentence examples similar to contribution cut off from inspiring English sources

Second, 10 was chosen as the 'Contribution Cut-Off' parameter, meaning that every isomiR considered in the analysis contributes by more than 10% to the total number of variants annotated in the same miRNA locus.

An increasing number of European countries have decided to cut off contributions even though the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) last year approved a five-year country partnership programme for Iran that was aimed at providing about $20m (then £14.4m).

No doubt mindful of Mr. Gingrich's assertion that he will call on supporters to cut off contributions to any group that runs negative ads on his behalf, the group's second ad for television is not as critical of rivals as they have been of him.

Like Tom Donahue of the U. S. Chamber, corporate America threatens to cut off contributions.

In 2008, CNN reported that Weinstein threatened "to cut off contributions to congressional Democrats unless House Speaker Nancy Pelosi embraced his plan to finance revotes in Florida and Michigan" during a heated primary between Clinton, who he supported, and Obama.

The New York Times reported that a letter is going out to "hundreds" of top donors in New York, asking them to cut off contributions to the four Democrats who voted against the bill, which failed in the Senate earlier this year.

Israel also cut off its contribution.

Several Democrats said today that they expected many longtime financial supporters of Mr. Nader to cut off their contributions to organizations with which he is affiliated.

A Komen board member said on Wednesday that the decision to cut off the contributions was made because of the fear that an investigation of Planned Parenthood by Representative Cliff Stearns, Republican of Florida, would damage Komen's credibility with donors.

The Times reported on Wednesday that the mayor is urging Democratic donors in New York to cut off their contributions to the four senators: Mark Pryor of Arkansas, Max Baucus of Montana, Mark Begich of Alaska and Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota.

For this, it was proposed to reduce the cut off frequency, which was introduced to cut off spurious contributions, in FFTBM-SM.