Sentence examples similar to development cut off from inspiring English sources

Today further developments have cut off all water flow except for storm drains.

Development would have cut off the paths of wildlife.

We selected all probes expressed at 16 weeks of fetal development (cut-off at 100) and removed these probes from the analysis of the adult chimpanzee and human testes.

Meanwhile, the United States did not cut off development and military aid to Honduras, in an attempt to maintain influence there.

But even budget hard-liners like Senator Tom Coburn, a Republican from Oklahoma, a state with a lot of wind development, seemed unwilling to cut off the subsidy entirely.

Apart from the fact that Mozilla had cut off most development support in 2012, Thunderbird has become a somewhat anachronistic product.

Predictive values for ARDS development in at risk patients (groups B and C) for BALF and serum IL-6 are shown in Table 3. IL-6 negative predictive values for ARDS development were 100%and95%5% for BALF cut off value of 195 pg/ml and serum cut off value of 255 pg/ml, respectively.

And these islands of elephants are increasingly surrounded and cut off by human development and human population.

These difficulties were increased by Franco's misguided policies of autarky, which aimed at economic self-sufficiency through the state control of prices and industrial development within a protected national economy cut off from the international market.

Basic communications systems also are difficult at high latitudes, leaving Arctic communities cut off from economic development opportunities.

As the cost of a lowered seed production was absent in crosses between regions, full seed set could result at early floral development even when the pistil was cut off.