Sentence examples for obvious cut off from inspiring English sources

The answer is obvious: Cut off the inside information.

At present, there is no evidence for an obvious cut-off for the number of symptoms.

In the regression analyses, eotaxin showed linearity without any obvious cut-off value for discrimination between progression and non-progression.

Also note that word-proximity has less obvious cut-off values, compared to 'sentence' which is a more clear-cut linguistic unit.

The distribution of cluster sizes is depicted in Additional file 2. The strong bimodality of the distribution indicated a gap between potential transmission clusters and potential superinfections, with an obvious cut-off at a cluster size of 50 control sequences.

Because of the markedly skewed distribution of LOS-ICU, nobviousus cut-off exists and time periods of ≥ 7 days up to > 30 days have been used to define prolonged ICU stay[ 45, 46].

One obvious measure is to cut off support for the murderous Saudi campaign in Yemen ― a horror that bears America's fingerprints ― and support a U.N. inquiry into war crimes by both sides.

First time round you cut off all the obvious meat.

Sixes and sevens Gas and chocolate ReprintsThe most obvious economic attack would be to cut off the Ukraine's gas.

Twenty seven pairs of segregation patterns was the most obvious empirical cut-off.

For obvious political reasons, the Democrats cannot simply cut off the funds that keep American soldiers properly supplied and equipped in the field.