Sentence examples for off selections from inspiring English sources

That is to say, on Tuesday Mr. Tharaud, the young French pianist, was at Le Poisson Rouge, the chic Bleecker Street music club, to show off selections from "La Boeuf Sur le Toit," a new album devoted to Jazz Age staples of the Parisian cabaret.

At Barcelona he was the "13th man" – one spot off selection for the final team.

At a meeting here on June 17, the party's national executive committee voted 21 to 19 to put off selection of a replacement for John N. Turner as party leader until next June.

No potential contaminating Symbiodinium clade B1 proteins were identified despite using a BLAST search with a stringent e-value cut off selection criterion of 1.0e−20.

Combining the resulting rankings with an iterative search for the most significant overlap between genes in a category and target gene sets of a TF allows to robustly detect functional TF tissue associations without the need for ad hoc cut-off selections.

The class prediction results are summarised in Table 1 with the number of (statistically significant, P<0.05, following P-value cut-off selection) peaks selected for the class prediction model indicated for each test performed.

Wycherley, 26, went to the 2011 World Championships instead of a struggling Brabants after beating the latter in a one-off selection race last summer.

Shapiro et al. (2002) indicate several factor coefficient loading cut-offs.12 Heuristics suggest that loadings higher than 0.30 are salient, and that cut-off selection between 0.30 and 0.60 (Bagozzi and Yi 1998; Swisher et al. 2004) is representative of factor analysis in empirical social science literature.

They're furthering a misguided yet widely held notion that women who DJ are a novelty, a penned-off selection in an industry swamped with men, and we should write the whole concept off.

In addition, the t-statistic was considered; however, this method did not require any cut-off selection.

However, our criteria for cut-off selection attributed equal weights to sensitivity and specificity and did not consider the disease prevalence and the cost of misclassifications.