Sentence examples similar to involves cut off from inspiring English sources

The review involves "cut-off issues," the company said without elaborating.

A more precise version involving cut-off functions will be presented in Sect. 2.

Cutting stock involves cutting off available raw stock to meet customer demand such that trim loss is minimized.

Six weeks into the boycott, Qatar has been able to absorb the boycott, which involves a cut-off of almost all land, sea and air links with the Gulf state.

The structure-dependent factors likely involved the "cut-off" effect, such as lipid and water solubility, critical aggregate concentration, binding to proteins in the cell and cell culture medium, and diffusion through the cell membrane, are poorly understood and warrant further investigation [32,33].

It seems likely that a large proportion of work and traffic accidents, not to mention brawls and assaults, involve ya baa.Attempts to cut off the supply seem doomed.

Both President Obama and Secretary of State John Kerry have been personally involved in trying to cut off Snowden's escape from American authorities.

For me, most of these involve scissors: scissor salads (cut off the top of the salad kit, combine and serve), scissor risotto (ditto, except you have to heat it from frozen in a pan) and scissor you-name-it.

If one is to target continued persistent neurological impairment, it is critical to first define whether the impairment is indeed genuine and not just part of a more than 16% false-positive rate consequent to the nature of the definition involving 1 SD as cut off in neuropsychological testing, and then to separate active indolent injury from past injury.

And he becomes involved in a campaign to cut off American funding to the Indonesian military, which is suspected of engineering a later ambush near the same gold mine that left two Americans dead.

Interspersed with their comments is Mr. Kerry's Senate testimony in 1971 recounting accusations of war crimes in Vietnam, involving soldiers who had "raped, cut off ears," and "razed villages in a fashion reminiscent of Genghis Khan".