Sentence examples for higher cutoff from inspiring English sources

Both of PSG and RPO insulated SBDAs have higher cutoff frequency and a simpler preparation process.

Among all students who entered ninth grade in September 1996, including those who did not make senior year in four years, 75percentt statewide and 53percentt citywide passed the higher cutoff.

In addition, we took into account that using a higher cutoff decreases interobserver variability in the interpretation of immunohistochemical analysis and that 30% is a threshold relatively easy to interpret in clinical applications (Hameed et al, 2008).

Unlike pristine LiCoO2, the CeO2-coated LiCoO2 cathode exhibited better capacity retention than the pristine LiCoO2 electrode in the higher cutoff voltage.

Therefore, we used the slightly higher cutoff.

Smaller length interconnects result in higher cutoff frequency.

Baseball's Jacoby Ellsbury and soccer's James Rodriguez both banked nearly $22 million, but the higher cutoff cost them a spot in the top 100.

If we expect hydrophobic interactions, which can occur over large distances, higher cutoff values can be used.

On the right: motion map generated by the gating+ algorithm, where a higher signal indicates a higher cutoff frequency.

This guarantees that as you approach higher cutoff levels, males will increasingly tend to dominate the totals.

In our recent attempt, SMK connectors and cables were used which have a higher cutoff frequency at 40 GHz.