Sentence examples for hence cutoff from inspiring English sources

Determinations of cosmic ray trajectories, and hence cutoff rigidities, using digital computers began in 1956 and progressed slowly until 1962 when McCracken developed an efficient computer program to determine cosmic ray trajectories in a high degree simulation of the geomagnetic field.

Hence, cutoffs for hypermethylation were set at >10% for CDH1, NORE1A, P16, and RARB and at >30% for DCR2 and RASSF1A, the elevated cutoffs being based on observations of higher levels of intrinsic methylation in normal samples for the latter two.

Hence, a cutoff of 10Å was selected as an optimum distance cutoff for identifying electrostatic interactions.

It is well documented that Asians have an ethnic predisposition to adverse body fat distribution and metabolic syndrome (1); hence, optimal cutoff points for waist circumference have been established for South Asians (9); by using this cutoff, the prevalence of the metabolic syndrome in this population is estimated to be 10 30% (15).

Hence our cutoff energies belong to incident angles where the trajectories are least constrained by the magnetic field configuration.

Hence this cutoff is not arbitrary, but consistent with the information contained in the data [ 70].

The 2 points for testing reading and writing in MMSE were excluded if the subject was illiterate, and the full score was calculated as 28 instead of 30 points; hence, the cutoff for regarding a subject as someone with suspected dementia was 21 instead of 23 points.

Hence the cutoffs seem to differ according to disease entities.

Unfortunately, matrices that minimize Equation 21, and hence optimize the cutoff rate, do not admit a closed form solution.

Hence, a lower cutoff for BMI to define obesity has been proposed for the Indians.

For the protein redesign experiments, hydrogens were not used in steric checks; hence, a stricter cutoff of η=0.4 was used.