Sentence examples for cut off mass from inspiring English sources
Two House committees voted on Thursday and Friday to eliminate federal funding for a program that creates bicycle and pedestrian paths for children going to school and to cut off mass transit from its major source of federal funding, the gas tax.
To estimate the molecular mass of AMSs the concentrated supernatant (500 μL) was submitted to centrifugation at 4°C and 3 000 rpm for 1 h in an ultrafiltration membrane (Millipore Corp., USA) with a 10 000 Da molecular mass cut off.
The polymers were first dissolved in a cosolvent for 24 h (see Table 2) and then dialyzed against purified water for 3 days (membranes "Zellu Trans" with nominal molar mass cut off of 3,500).
The cut-off mass well matches with the observed data compiled by Kroupa (2002).
A lot of ensuring research, confirmed that the slope was quite universal, especially for massive stars, although there was a cut-off mass for low-mass stars (e.g., Kroupa, 2002; Chabrier, 2003 for reviews).
We adopt here a simple functional form proposed by Larson (1998) which is essentially equivalent to the IMFs by Kroupa (2002) and Chabrier (2003) as (7 with a cut-off mass m c and the range from m low to mup.
I had just informed them of my intention to cut off my thick mass of bone-straight hair and never again incur the burden of a relaxer.
In the Netherlands, in some centers treatment is withheld in case of female overweight, and cut off levels for body mass index (BMI) differ among clinics.
Cut off levels of VFP mass of diets were assessed [ 8]: over 29% of particles <0.4 mm, microscopic mucosal lesions; over 36% particles < 0.4 mm, macroscopic gastric lesions.
Age-sex specific cut off point for body mass index (BMI) was used to define overweight and obesity in adolescent according to guidelines of the Department of Health in Taiwan [ 23, 24].
Overweight and obese were defined as having a body mass index ≥the 85th percentile for age and gender, according to the WHO mass index cut off point [ 13].
