Sentence examples for definitive cut from inspiring English sources

In other words, though there is a definite storyline that can't be changed, there's no definitive cut of The Dark House as a whole.

| Sept. 29 at 9: "Blade Runner: The Definitive Cut" (1982/2007, Ridley Scott).

"I have to see a definitive cut of the film before I even start thinking about the music, let alone writing it," asserts the maestro.

Mr. Wong made the film during a break in the protracted shooting schedule of his martial-arts epic "Ashes of Time" (just re-released in his definitive cut), and, as with his woefully underrated "My Blueberry Nights" this year, "Chungking Express" benefits from the tight schedule imposed on the director.

Considerably more data on clinicians independently judged to be competent are needed to establish definitive cut points.

Choosing a definitive cut off population size for the distinction between rural and urban is difficult, but from Figure 3, (Supplementary Table 2) plotting the proportion of rural samples against population size for different distances, there seems to be a definite discontinuity at around population size 125 000 (eg Doncaster).

Other quality metrics are less conducive to such definitive cut-offs.

Moreover, a definitive cut-off value of high GPC3 expression based on future large sample study is recommended.

Nevertheless, a larger group of samples needs to be investigated in order to decide a definitive cut-off value.

The number of performed tests is too small to recommend definitive cut-off levels for peak cortisol concentrations during acute illnesses.

Therefore, future large sample study to give a definitive cut-off value of high GPC3 expression with good sensitivity and specificity is needed.