Sentence examples similar to need for cut off from inspiring English sources

Such percentages appear to be implausibly high in two samples of home-dwelling and active young adults, thus further reinforcing the need for cut-off points based upon country-specific normative data.

Madrid and Milan still have their recommended BMI and age minimums, but Paris insists that its own health standards are sufficient without the need for cut-offs.

Different PCT cut-off values in medical and surgical critically ill patients, not only at the ICU admission but also during the entire ICU stay have been demonstrated previously [ 20] and the need for cut-off points tailored to certain populations and conditions is increasingly recognized.

I was attracted to the format because it offered guests an opportunity for frank discussion, freed from the need for soundbites, and from the need to cut off the flow of frank talk midstream.

For now, we need to cut off the head of the terrorist snake.

Then he went on to say that we need to cut off funding for the Islamic State (which we're doing) and to sign the UN Arms Trade Treaty in order to stop the flow of weapons (this treaty has been in force for more than a year and it's completely unclear what impact Canada's ratification would have, if any).

Just a few days earlier, we were shocked to learn he'd bluntly told an elderly war hero in the hospital for his diabetes, "I need to cut off your leg".

While some exes can eventually become friends again, for right now, you need to cut off all contact that is unrelated to the divorce or separation.

For shiitake mushrooms, you simply need to cut off and discard the stems.

It need to cut off that pipeline.

You may need to cut off prominent domes before frosting.