Sentence examples for cut off resulting from inspiring English sources

Since an open cavity oxidizes, it does not weld during hot rolling and must be cut off, resulting in a loss of steel.

If the blood vessels to heart are narrowed or blocked by fatty deposits which normally is reported to increase in a diabetic person the blood supply is reduced or cut off, resulting in a heart attack.

We limited our analysis to the Singh et al. (2007) loci that have introns and met the substitution cut off, resulting in a set of 4,682 and 4,313 loci in D. melanogaster and D. sechellia, respectively.

This cut off resulted in a positive predictive value of 91% and a negative predictive value of 56%a.

Decreasing the P-value cut off resulted in disconnection of the clusters into subclusters mainly following phylogenetic affiliations (data not shown).

The final gene list had 705 genes; 259 upregulated and 446 downregulated genes while using 2-fold cut off resulted in 84 upregulated and 111 downregulated genes (Tables 2 & 3).

Thus, we selected a cut-off resulting in 5,000 interactions for each network.

This will give a very low cut-off, resulting in a low specificity.

As the authors rightfully point out in their introduction, previous investigations of this question have used different methods, different datasets and different probabilistic cut-off, resulting in extremely different outcomes and inconsistent results.

31 32 In our study, a prostate specific antigen cut-off value of 5.0 ng/ml was needed to achieve a specificity of 95%, a cut-off resulting in a sensitivity of merely 33%.

To assign a putative identification to B. emersonii uniseqs, we took into account BLASTX best-hit descriptions, or subsequent alignments with an Evalue below the assumed cut-off, resulting from sequence comparison against the nr and dbEST-others databases at NCBI.