Sentence examples for great cut off from inspiring English sources

Vladimir V. Putin took the oligarchs of the 1990s under his control (by stripping Mikhail Khodorkovsky of his wealth and his freedom) much as Peter the Great cut off the beards of the boyars.

Data analysis using one-way ANOVA with the JMP Genomics 5.0 and a 2 fold or greater cut off value revealed that 933 genes were differentially expressed at 4 different dpi time points following vaccine ILTV infection (Additional file 1).

After the two-step TST protocol, 219 students (50.2%, 95% CI: 45.4 55.0) were positive using the 10 mm or greater cut-off, and 82 (18.8%) using the 15mm or greater cut-off.

The video footage and accompanying article offer a very rare glimpse into a region that the government has taken great pains to cut off from the outside world.

It would benefit Israel, giving Syria greater incentives to cut off arms flows to Hezbollah in Lebanon.

Large floral bouquets placed in front of the wedding party can block the view of guests or cut off great angles for the photographer.

Not easy to find (though there's a condensed version at archive.org), but man, it is the greatest.> Samdadchiemba cut off some slices of the venison, and began to fry them in stale mutton fat.

The 11th cross-link that was observed to have greater distance than the cut off value resides between the appendage domain of β-COP and the N-terminal domain of δ-COP (Table S2 and Fig. 5A).

It was a hub of disenfranchised Māori men who had move to the city for greater opportunity, while being cut off from home by their whānau.

Values above and up to 2 times greater than the calculated cut off were found for each case but not for each brain site.

To reduce the impact of this variability potential participants are required to have three ACR measurements greater than 70mg/mmol (the cut off limit defined by NICE as "higher level proteinuria" [ 47].