Sentence examples similar to cut off leads from inspiring English sources

Those cut offs would lead to false positive assignments (NC) or the loss of identified true positive domains (TC), respectively.

If you want a halter with a lead rope, only cut off one end.

In case of Bayes ensemble model, varying the cut-off leads to perfect sensitivity (cut-off = 0) or perfect specificity (cut-off = 1).

This stringent e-value cut-off leads to a higher identification of orthologous as opposed to paralogous sequences.

Regardless, out of 96 initially discordant results, applying the recommended 1 % cut-off leads to a concordant result for 36 tumors (further described in Table  2).

Opposition leaders accused him of trying to cut off a trail of evidence that leads to the highest offices in the land.

Refinement against the crystallographic data with a 2.1 Å high-resolution cut-off led to good protein geometry and oligosaccharide conformation determination.

Application of this cut-off led to the identification of 28 putative ABREs and ten different CE3s (Additional files 1 and 2).

This cut-off led to the occurrence of only one VDJ clone for sample IgV-Mut #3 and thus, was judged as adequate to eliminate artifacts even though genuine subclonal mutations might be missed.

Application of this cut-off led to a mean DFS of 60.3 months (OS: 71.3 months; DSS: 80.3 months) for patients with a PI <25% vs 54.3 months (OS: 56.4 months; DSS: 65.2 months) for patients with a PI ⩾25% in the test cohort.

Their immune system reacts to proteins found in the nuts and in severe cases that reaction can cut off breathing or lead to a sudden drop in blood pressure, starving the organs of oxygen.