Sentence examples similar to drastic cut off from inspiring English sources
Coatings with a drastic cut-off in the UV spectra still maintaining transparency in the visible light were achieved.
Importantly, despite (i) the choice of a drastic cut-off that takes into account the variability in miRNA expression between IBD patients and (ii) the limited number of subjects kept for analysis in the present study, we could select miRNAs highly and significantly dysregulated in IBD relative to healthy controls.
That could force the agency to go after flows to Matagorda Bay and take a drastic step, proposing to cut off other releases that its water-management plan requires for threatened species and to maintain critical flows in the river.
He doesn't think Iran would try anything so drastic given that it would cut off not just the oil trade, but food to countries like Qatar and Bahrain, bringing down the wrath of the entire Arab world.
He said it was unfair to hold the sales tax money "hostage" to the hiring hall issue and warned that failure to extend the tax would force drastic cuts in Suffolk, including laying off thousands of workers, closing health clinics and canceling bus service.
But then Goya's later Black Paintings are full of figures cut off at the knees, and there are drastic revisions throughout his work.
But having your breasts cut off by a clever surgeon you've met once or twice does sound drastic.
It was a start, but not quite as drastic as the steps taken by other Samsung wings, including New Zealand, where it was announced that the product would be cut off from wireless carriers altogether.
