Sentence examples similar to nearer cut from inspiring English sources

Later, it will be transferred to the connecting refrigerated delivery truck, which can drive off to the nearest "cut and wrap" facility, or butcher.

We observe that Rsa I and Hinc II sequence reads are enriched in the vicinity of their respective cut sites (as seen in Additional file 1: Figure S1, which shows average read counts near cut sites).

Recently a 96-channel, intensity-based readout system for both biochemical interaction analyses as well as cellular assays was presented employing the intensity change of a near cut-off mode.

From manual inspection of the cases, the most frequent pattern for non-compliance is age above the threshold followed by near cut-off values for risk factors and unknown reasons.

If the reason was not mentioned, such as cases with near cut-off level values for risk factors, the biomedical analyst discussed the findings with the experienced oncologist for pointing out reasons for non-compliance.

Mobile monitoring suggested that these peak concentrations quickly conformed to concentration levels measured near cut sections within 50 100 m of the source highway.

Glucometers can distinguish between patients that received good and poor BG control but risk of misclassification rises for patients nearer cut-offs.

Lines delivered in an urgent near-whisper cut through a dissonant haze, punctuated with shouts and eerie glissandos.

"I am surrounded by mines here, the nearest open cut mine is just 1km from me," she said.

That is why Cowen agreed to a near €60,000 cut in his salary while his ministers accepted a 15% pay cut.

Cliff Richard, whose 1958 hit "Move It!" is nearing the cut off, would be one of the first to lose his ownership.