Sentence examples for cut false from inspiring English sources

The audit noted that local ordinances that stiffened penalties had cut false alarms by 45percentt in suburban Montgomery County, Maryland.

Cutting false news means making less money, a choice few companies would make.

The consensus map has to deal with errors specific to optical mapping including missing cuts, false cuts, inaccurate fragment sizes, and chimeric maps [ 14].

More and more data shows that this 3-D mammography cuts false-positives and call-back rates, and is picking up a few extra cancers per 1,000 women screened.

Liz Alex, who heads the immigrant aid group Casa de Maryland, told The Washington Post she thinks these new IDs might cut down false arrests due to mistaken identity.

Adassinsky keeps prodding Yarovaya to turn for the audience; they cut between false smiles for their public, and seething resentment to each other.

The camera itself promises to cut out false positives when alerting you of movements in your home.

The authors proposed the Short Colour Change (SCC) detection algorithm to reduce the cut detection false positives.

In particular, as we show in Supplementary Note 1 in Additional file 1, based on parameter estimates for optical mapping data, restricting alignments to eight missing cuts or five false cuts, consecutively, should retain high sensitivity.

The study – based on 265 freedom-of-information responses from local councils across England and obtained by the union-backed anti-cuts campaign False Economy – reveals the scale of the impact that cuts are having on the charitable sector.

Earlier this week, the Guardian and the anti-cuts campaigners False Economy demonstrated that the impact of cutting council tax benefit and transferring its operation to councils will mean a £120 annual increase for the poorest families.