Sentence examples for low cut off from inspiring English sources

A low cut off has been used for most reported diagnostic assays.

Prank is very conservative in detecting homologous positions and thus this relatively low cut off already provides dense high quality alignments.

In order to keep low degree of inter-symbol interference, a HPF with low cut-off frequency is usually used [20, 28 36].

Up-flow may occur along relatively steep zones indicated by anomalies (AN2 and AN3) that behave in a relatively stable manner with changing low cut-off wavelength.

With increasing low cut-off wavelength, we observe the anomalies AN1a and AN1b to join at greater depth to AN1 (λ >50 km).

Integrated grounded resistors of very large value are essential circuit elements for the design of compact filters with very low cut-off frequencies.

Besides the difference of high frequency cutoff point compared with metal-SPP, it was found that there exists a low cut-off frequency, below which SPP could not be supported by the meta-material.

It would be interesting to know if both methods–structure guided consensus concept with a low cut-off of 50% and applying our five criteria would lead to the same results for thermostabilization when transferred to another Udh.

The anomaly observed to the west of the Main Boundary fault becomes more prominent with increasing low cut-off wavelength <80 km in terms of extension and gravity (up to < −14.5 mgal in the 80-km filter, Figure 6b-d).

Anomaly AN2 shows continuous increase in extension developing towards the south with increasing low cut-off wavelength and increase in minimum gravity from about −1.5 mgal in the 20-km filter to about −17 mgal in the 120-km filter.

Due to a very low cut-off point for individuals aged 75 or older (due to a relatively low number of observations), a different cut-off was defined for these individuals.