Sentence examples for cutoff year from inspiring English sources

The American Association of Museums and several other national art organizations supported Mr. Steinhardt's claim, fearing that such decisions could require collectors and museums to return any ancient object that did not have proof of provenance dating to before 1902, the cutoff year specified by Italian law.

They track the most feverish of modern movements from the roots that it shared with Dada, starting in 1915, through its official founding, with a manifesto by André Breton, in 1924, to its fecund decay, which was well along by the show's cutoff year of 1950.

The cutoff year for membership in this 80-million person group is nebulous.

Although we found that being born in or after 1982 is a significant predictor for lower HAV seroprevalence, since the prevalence increases with age, using any cutoff year before 1982 may show the same results.

We decided to employ 19 years of age as a cutoff year based on social environment and culture on development (according to the Erikson's stage of development) that would mainly be applied to the aforementioned gluten-related issues.

Finally, in the literature, the effect of age on NSCLC outcome has been evaluated using different cutoffs, the 70 year cutoff having been the most extensively used (Albain et al, 1991).

Leukopenia was defined as a total leukocyte count below the following age-specific cutoffs; 1 3 years <6,000, 4 7 years <5,500, and >8 years <4,500 cells/mm.

Comparison of survival benefit with R0 vs. R1 resection using patient age cutoff 70 years suggested significant survival benefit in patients <70 years of age (median survival of 27.2 months in R0 vs. 19.9 in R1; P=0.006).

But in New York City, 21percentt of seniors scored in the 55-64 range, below the cutoff two years from now, compared with only 3percentt in the suburbs.

The group having no complications then was divided into 2 age-defined subgroups (cutoff, 6 years).

Although a trend that EBV positivity is associated with increased age is observed, age cutoff (>50 years) in definition in 2008 WHO lymphoma classification seems to be arbitrary.