As previously documented, cut-off scores established with Western child populations are not necessarily comparable in others settings [ 27, 43].
The host, frustrated that Taitz would not address the release of the document, cut off the interview halfway into the conversation.
The document was cut off, but the remainder of it, which was declassified in 1994, shows that Helms responded saying that Oswald "was certainly not an agent of the CIA".
On Thursday, Edwards said she would support the mayor's efforts to make the documents public and cut off the nonprofits' money "until we can account for the activities and spending".
At least a half-dozen "American Idol" fans posted videos on YouTube, documenting that their DVRs had cut off Ryan Seacrest in mid-sentence, saying, "The winner, by 12 million votes, of 'American Idol' 2008 is David — " With two finalists named David (Cook, the winner, and Archuleta, the runner-up), the mistake was particularly agonizing.
Inside, cellphone calls are cut off, documents and notebooks are checked, and hostesses dressed in traditional gowns will ask for your place of origin in several different languages.
And because the e-mailed ballots arrive as computer documents, it is possible to cut off the voter's digitized signature, attach it to a ballot supporting another candidate, and send that ballot on to the state to be counted.
Mandibular bones were accurately cut off each slice under stereoscopic conditions as documented in Figures 7a and b.
However, in an early study of qualitative RTE in 74 cervical lymph nodes (37 malignant), Bhatia et al. documented an optimum cut-off of ES >2 achieved only 62.2% sensitivity, 83.8% specificity and 73% accuracy.
For strain RTE, most studies indicate that elastographic colour patterns corresponding to minimal or no strain (typically elastographic scores (ES) ≥3) or high strain ratios (SRs) are predictive of malignancy (Figs. 1 3) although false-negatives (Fig. 4) and false-positives (Fig. 5) are documented using optimized cut-offs.
