Sentence examples for means cut off from inspiring English sources

Mr. Means cut off his braids a few months before receiving his cancer diagnosis.

The island is remote but was by no means cut off.

The external discriminant validity of the PedsQL™3.0 Diabetes Module summary measures were compared across gender, age, time since diagnosis and HbA1c mean cut off values.

To assess external discriminant validity of PedsQL™3.0 Diabetes Module, the " Diabetes symptoms", " Treatments barriers", " Treatment adherence", " Worry" and " Communication" summary measures were compared across gender, age, time since diagnosis and HbA1c mean cut off values.

The mean cut-off value was set at 12 AU/ml which was derived from 100 healthy donors.

In the Greek, komma means "something cut off," a segment.

The word means to cut off, as in dehorning an animal.

Paging through the dictionary one night, I found a word that means "to cut off the upper end of an okra".

It means being cut off from the subway and having to walk two dozen blocks to Canal Street to hail a cab.

Failure would mean being cut off from European funds, leaving the government with no choice but to print its own currency.

The militants, it was rumoured, meant to cut off the inky forefinger of anyone thus marked as having disobeyed their injunction.