Sentence examples for exists a cutoff from inspiring English sources

It is also observed that there exists a cutoff point when P PT changes.

Our results indicate that there exists a cutoff chain length (∼20 backbone carbons) above which the differences between the solubility parameters computed based on (Eiu−El) and (Eip−El), respectively, become significant.

Past experience has also shown that there should exist a cutoff frequency (f c), where μ R crosses zero and μ I reaches maximum [3], for each FM material.

We find the SAW mode velocity increase with frequency monotonously; there exist a cutoff frequency in the phase dispersion at about 1.5 MHz which means the shear velocity of epoxy.

It can be seen that there exists a specific optimal cutoff SNR of γ c at which the channel capacity of the considered networks with TCIFR is maximized.

A pilot study identified that all tumours were HIF-1 α immunopositive, but that high- and low-positive subpopulations existed using a cutoff of 20 positive cells per 40 000  μm (200 × 200).

(ie. we assume i and k have common ancestry even if the common neighbourhood size falls below the cutoff, provided there exists a segment j that has common ancestry with both of them).

Besides the difference of high frequency cutoff point compared with metal-SPP, it was found that there exists a low cut-off frequency, below which SPP could not be supported by the meta-material.

Faglia et al. (28) identified a cutoff of 34 mmHg for revascularization needs, stating that for values between 34 and 40 mmHg there exists an elevated amputation probability.

Yes, there should be a cutoff on some events.

Let be a cutoff function satisfying (2.6).