Sentence examples similar to cut off introduced from inspiring English sources

However, this cut-off, introduced by Pack and Gallo (1938), has been criticised for not being based on evidence (Scott and Walter, 2010).

Apart from above three superfamilies, others had dropped out many members, which may have been due to the <40% sequence identity cut-off introduced in the PASS2 methodology; hence they became two-membered superfamilies (which have not been covered presently in this study).

After confirming a significant interaction between BMI and rs9402571 for the endpoint insulin secretion, BMI stratification (BMI cut off: 25) was introduced in our analysis, revealing that only lean individuals were affected by the rs9402571 minor allele.

Smith cut off talks, introduced martial law across most of the country and ordered reprisal attacks on guerrilla positions.

We cut off fuel oil and introduce sanctions.

Hands are cut off.

Their arms cut off.

Cut off the telephone.

molecular weight cut off.

cut off.

"Children are cut off.