Sentence examples for meld cut from inspiring English sources

Both scores performed well in discriminating, but in our study a CTP cut off of 9 classified more patients correctly in either the survival group or the mortality/removal group than the best MELD cut off of 14.4.

Operation Crew Cut melds intelligence gathered by officers on the street with online postings, allowing the department to track emerging conflicts in a neighborhood before they erupt into violence and, when shootings do occur, to build conspiracy cases against those responsible.

During Kirk and Sarek's mind meld, Nimoy chose cuts that focused on accentuating the dialogue; "Instead of watching people's faces, all you see is the mouth or the eyes and you have the tendency to hear better," Correll explained.

The gameplay is striking and cut scenes meld seamlessly with the action.

Pouravelis melded her passions and cut a highlight tape of them that she scored to the music of "Carmina Burana" by the German composer Carl Orff.

The exact cut points of the CPT, MELD, and MELD-Na that best predict mortality are not clearly established.

According to the determined cut off value, a MELD >25 was significant for prolonged ICU stay over four days (OR 4.12, 95% confidence interval (95% CI) 1.2 - 13.8, p = 0.024) and a prolonged hospital stay over 37 days (OR 13.0, 95% CI 2.5 - 68.6, p = 0.001).

This way the cut in portions will meld into the rolled on paint and dry at the same time, reducing paint lines.

Using a cut-off of a MELD score of greater than 11, the sensitivity and specificity of the MELD score for prediction of 30-day mortality were 86% and 82% respectively.

It's cut into generous wedges that meld beautifully with the curry, both in flavor and texture.

A long list of deals soured because of cultural differences and an inability to meld product lines and deliver on promises to cut costs.