Sentence examples for most common cut from inspiring English sources

In contemporary cutting, the most common cut was the 'straight cut', preferred because the foreskin is not removed but left to hang down under the penis and which is believed to result in increased sexual pleasure for both partners.

Tonsillar herniation of 5 mm below the foramen magnum is the most common cut off for radiological diagnosis of CM I [ 4].

This is the most common cut in film.

The most common cut styles you will run across include faceted, cabochon, cameo, bead, and tumbled.

Using Bland-Altman methods and the most common cut-point (≥1,952) as the reference, the observed differences ranged from −15 to 64 min/day.

The most common cut-point used was 1,952 counts/min (19 of the 59 publications), and only 17 publications used a threshold lower than this.

At the lower end of the frequency spectrum, the most common cut-off filter value is around 0.5 Hz [19 22].

The most common cut-off values designating CD44 expression were cell membrane stainings of 50% (n = 16) and 25% (n = 5).

All definitions included a HIV-RNA component, with 10 000 copies/ml being the most common cut-off used (Fig. 5).

For sedentary time, five cut-points were identified, and they ranged from 50 to 500 counts/min with the most common cut-point being 100 counts/min.

With the most common cut-off at approximately 90%, the SDQ will correctly identify four out of five children with psychiatric diagnoses, except for emotional disorders, and also correctly identify most children without diagnoses, except for 'any disorder'.