Sentence examples for on a cut off from inspiring English sources

For our result we rely on a cut off argument.

Adaptive refinement usually involves refining or enriching a fraction of mesh elements by one level based on a cut-off criterion, requiring several costly intermediate solutions before a mesh that yields an acceptable solution is obtained.

"The authorities have been very flexible and helpful in not insisting on a cut-off point".

Guys knew where the second baseman was going to be on a cut-off play.

The associations between markers and the target traits were declared as significant based on a cut-off criteria of q FDR <0.05.

Peat substrate (1.5 m deep) overlying a substrate of river pebbles (formed on a cut-off river meander), blackwater, high water table (30 cm above forest floor).

Although there is consensus on a cut-off value to diagnose CF, we have only limited information on the within subject variability of sweat chloride over time.

The relevance of basic capabilities is "not so much in ranking living standards, but in deciding on a cut-off point for the purpose of assessing poverty and deprivation" (Sen 1987: 109).

Each gene was given a score (noted as Si) based on a cut-off for the combinations of the two criteria (see Supplement Table S1 for scoring).

A gene showing over-expression in a subgroup of disease samples based on a cut-off threshold is defined as an outlier (Figure 1).

The interpretation of either a virtual or real phenotype is based primarily on a "cut-off" value, which defines a threshold between a susceptible wild-type phenotype and a reduced drug susceptibility (ie, resistant) phenotype.