Sentence examples for off the assessed from inspiring English sources
Dave Zoraster, whom Noguez hired in July to restore "professionalism" to the county's appraisal process, told The Times in an interview that he refused to knock a combined $70 million off the assessed values of two Hermosa Beach apartment complexes.
That exemption $67,500 off of the assessed value of the home is only supposed to be used by residents, not out-of-towners who merely buy here but maintain their primary residence elsewhere.
Hence, we propose that the high-affinity and the assessed off rate of only 3.3±0.3 × 10−5 s−1 of the anti-EpCAM targeting arm is one of the crucial features of catumaxomab.
The degree of leveling off was assessed by plotting the difference in Δ-CBIcentral-boundary between the parental and processed genes (see Methods) against Ks of the whole gene (taken from [ 54]) in Figure 5C.
After siRNA transfection, the expression of GFP-p62 was induced for 24 h before being turned off and we assessed the amount of GFP-p62 that was cleared over time, at the time its expression was turned off (t = 0), and 24 h after switching-off (t = 24).
The suitability of the cut-off was assessed by examination of the SNP differences within and between patients.
Samoan centre Reynold Lee-Lo was off to be assessed by the medics before the first minute was up, after he was hit by his opposite number, Thretton Palamo.
Calculations were done for two sub-samples: observations below and above the cut off lines to assess the relationships between the different kits for the populations of negative versus positive samples in general and around the cut-off values.
He's up on his feet but the referee's making him go off to be assessed by the trainers, as per protocol.
Cut off values were assessed following the mean ± SD of the OD from healthy endemic controls of group D which was 0.3 for IgG and 0.2 for IgM.
The most optimal cut-off level was assessed from the area under the curve (that is, the best trade off between sensitivity and specificity).
