Sentence examples similar to natural cut off from inspiring English sources

The upheavals of the first world war made 1917 a natural cut-off date for this show.

With natural cut-offs.

"This is a natural cut-off point," Levein added.

In clinical reality, however, there are no natural cut-off points between localized and widespread pain.

As before, the pharmacophore filtering creates a natural cut-off point (shown by the dashed line in Figure 7) for separating good compounds from bad compounds.

The Ofcom report also charts a particular rise in the use of instant messaging in the UK, which is likely to be contributing to the feeling of being overwhelmed by time-sapping tech, given the ceaseless demands of open-ended real-time messaging chats which — unlike other comms technologies — don't have clear or natural cut-off points.

A large-scale analysis showed that there exists a natural cut-off for k, and contacts with longer sequence separations contributed significantly less [23].

The final categorization, however, was finely adjusted to consider the natural cut-off points.