As a compromise, a double cut-off approach was used with a low-stringency E value of 10-20 and a high-stringency value of 10-50.
In this study, I-ELISA results were therefore interpreted either with a unique cut-off of 45%% (negative or positive) or with a double-cut-off of 30% and 600 % respectively (negative, doubtful or positive).
They come in two forms, a double breast cut off the bird with bone in, or de-boned and rolled together and held tight with a mesh.
Do a double knot and then cut off the ends.
Then cut off double that amount so you have enough for two fangs.
By treatment with endonuclease, the specific and cleavable double-stranded region is cut off and redox-active ferrocene molecule is removed from the electrode surface, and almost no peak current is observed.
He recalled Maris's play in the ninth inning of Game 7 of the 1962 World Series, when he cut off a double by Willie Mays on the squishy turn in right field, holding Matty Alou at third base with the tying run, just before Willie McCovey lined out to Bobby Richardson to end the Series.
While they're busy, she catches him staring at her "perfect breasts," which have earlier been, we soon learn, cut off in a double mastectomy.
Francis gave up a run in the second when Holliday, the left fielder, failed to cut off David Ortiz's double to left.
In the ninth, Murphy cut off Jorge Cantú's double down the line that drove in Florida's fourth run after a nine-pitch at-bat.
The double pincer attack was intended to cut off and envelop the Soviet forces the German command thought would be massing west of Kursk for the next Soviet offensive.
