Sentence examples similar to cut off rules from inspiring English sources
But under the new proposed rules, the statutory support she received could be cut off.
molecular weight cut off.
Genotypes are determined using hard-filter criteria, i.e. by simply counting the number of sequencing reads for each allele and applying arbitrary custom cut-off rules.
We called genotypes according to common practice, applying fixed cut-off rules based on read counts [ 18] with ad-hoc R scripts.
It is suggested that the family members or health workers who usually attend the deliveries at home may be given cut-off rules with lesser precision (0.5 centimeter) [ 30].
Helen Greaves London Jeans are the new corsets (Jean cut-off rule is arbitrary and ageist, 5 November).
Mercer Bullard, a former SEC official, believes the opposition of brokers and others will stop the hard cut-off rule from becoming law.
Mr Mitarai told The Economist recently that he has a rough cut-off rule for allocating investment: anything for which labour comprises more than 5% of production costs can be done in China or some other low-wage country.
