Sentence examples for off this approach from inspiring English sources

To pull off this approach he would have needed a stronger cast.

The trade-off of this approach is that the loss of resolution due to the filtering leaves the narrow peaks in the virtual reference signal uncorrected, which in turn suppresses the peaks in each corresponding test sample exhibiting such a peak.

Yet there was no backing off on this approach.

A spin-off result of this approach included supporting examiners of simulated patients in a variety of test settings [5, 6].

Given that IUGR can also occur in infants born with birthweights above the 10th centile cut-off, this approach would also allow to comment on growth trajectories which have been identified as an important factor in the prediction of morbidity and mortality outcomes [ 16].

The classic example of this approach paying off was in the 2004 Test match at Lord's when Andrew Flintoff urged West Indies tail-ender Tino Best to "mind the windows".

Despite using a well-validated inhibitor of Wnt/β-catenin signalling, a potential limitation of this approach is off-target effects.

Deng Xiaoping's recipe for China's take off epitomises this approach: "We will cross the river by feeling the stones under our feet, one by one".

Weight loss will be slow but steady, but you are more apt to keep it off with this approach.

It might take a confident surgeon (because invasive surgery can provide protection against lawsuits, even if it's hard on patients) and a persistent family to pull off this alternative approach.

He said: "But the trade-off for this approach is significantly higher borrowing in the coming years.