Sentence examples for generating a cut from inspiring English sources

When generating a cut, position the wood on the bench and make sure the cutting area is clear to make certain you don't cut through anything you don't want to.

Acuity 3.1 was then used to construct a Pearson centred hierarchical dendrogram and GACK (Genomotyping Analysis by Charles Kim) [ 55] was used to generate a cut off value for identifying the presence or absence of genes.

There was no x-ray structure for 11beta-HSD1 athehe time of this study, so using structural information from related enzymes, we generated a cut-down version of cortisone and used this as our virtual screening template.

The BSC-40 cell lysate half of each plate was used to generate a cut-off value (COV) for each plate by averaging all the values of the BSC-40 lysate half and adding two standard deviations.

All approaches analysed the hybridisation signals for each spot separately and generated a cut-off per spot to determine whether a sequence was conserved or divergent.

GACK (for Genomotyping Analysis by Charles Kim) [ 26], was used to generate a cut-off value determining the presence or absence of genes, and a dendrogam using the Euclidean distance metric with average linkage was created with tMEV v4.1 [ 27].

Transposases and integrases of DNA transposons and retrotransposons usually cleave the two DNA strands at different positions, generating a staggered cut at the target site.

Overall, the process of generating a forecast was cut from eight weeks to mere days.

The scar was caused by an accident with an angle grinder which generated a deep cut into the finger skin.

During cell-cycle progression, Ctsl cleaves Cux1 between the first and second Cut repeats, generating a truncated protein containing the second and third Cut repeats and homeodomain, with different transcriptional properties to the full-length protein (Goulet et al., 2004; Moon et al., 2001).

We investigated the prognostic value of uPA and PAI-1 mRNA levels by considering the median of expression as a cut-off generating a "high" and a "low" level group.