"cut linkage" is considered correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the breaking or ending of a relationship, connection, or link between two or more entities. For example, "The government has decided to cut linkage with the international investor due to declining performance."
The study of the role of research in child health policy and programmes in Pakistan [ 104] found some examples of immediate clear-cut linkage between research and decisions, but in general the view was that research was little utilised.
The dendrogram is cut at a linkage distance of 0.1 since structural properties are very similar below this threshold, and the clusters that are merged at this level are shown as thick gray bars separated by light-gray lines.
Time cut-offs for linkage to care for both timely CD4 count and ART initiation are somewhat arbitrary.
Treating the information obtained from the questionnaires as correct, the choice of a linkage cut-point at 22.0 led to 134 incorrectly assigned births ('false positives') and to 454 missed births in Scotland ('false negatives').
The linkage can be cut off by the analyte, thus recovering the fluoresence of the acceptor dye.
When there are two ddPCR targets that are not physically linked (either because they originate on different chromosomes or if intra-chromosomal linkage has been cut or sheared during or subsequent to DNA extraction), then two independent stochastic DNA confinement processes occur and these may overlap.
We compare the proposed clustering algorithm with the k-means[46], the average-linkage (a-link) [46], the normalized cuts (N-Cuts) [56] and the graph degree linkage (GDL) [49] clustering algorithms.
From his discovery of Schoenberg's 12-tone technique, he went on to develop a personal harmonic style, based on kaleidoscopically shifting triads cut free from their traditional linkages and progressions.
We used LD-select [8] separately for each region (i.e. gene or locus containing several genes) and each population (CEU, CHB and YRI) and identified possible tagging SNPs using a linkage disequilibrium (LD) cut-off of r2>0.8 and a minor allele frequency (MAF) of 5%.
Unless indicated otherwise, the results reported in this paper were derived based on the following parameter settings: the hierarchical clustering was implemented with un-weighted average linkage and the cut-off values set to 0.3 and 0.25 for Gavin_2006 and Krogan_2006 networks, respectively.
We apply hierarchical clustering with complete linkage on this distance matrix and cut the dendrogram at 0.9 to create the final clusters.
