Sentence examples for cuts were represented from inspiring English sources
Cuts were represented as "challenges" or "opportunities going forward".
Proteins were designated putative binding partners if they met the following criteria: (i) possessed a minimum peptide probability cut-off of 0.85, (ii) were represented by two or more unique peptides, and (iii) were present in the experimental pTZ1066 but not the control pSE100 dataset.
The second point cut object is represented on Table 6 and it is used to inform methods that execute right before the connection is closed, therefore, the last method that needs an open connection.
The highly sensitive product ion spectra of compounds 3a-e obtained from a single-stage MS2 scan with abundant product ions and no low mass cut-off, are represented in Figures 1 and 2. Figure 1 a) ESI mass spectrum of compound 3a [M+H] + ion (m/z 328.80).
Decisional cut-offs are represented by ≤17.8 ng/mL "low risk," 17.8 25.9 ng/mL "intermediate risk," and ≥25.9 ng/mL "high risk" [ 12]; the three risk categories have been previously defined for the BGM Galectin-3 microplate assay [ 13].
Indeed, 80percentnt of the overall net tax cut in the Budget is represented by the one-point cut in the basic rate from April 2000, the impact of which will chiefly be felt in the top third of the income distribution.
The three councils that have suffered the least from cuts in George Osborne's controversial budget are represented by Tory cabinet ministers, a new analysis shows.
The structure considered is a finite element model of a rectangular steel plate where damage is represented as a cut in the plate, starting at one edge and extending from 0%to25%5% of the plate width in 5% increments.
The cut-off distance of 45 Å is represented by the dashed line.
Every head here is represented by a cut police officer.
