Sentence examples similar to personal cut off from inspiring English sources
If their blood glucose is higher than their personal cut-off, they are advised to engage in some other activity as a distraction and wait at least one hour.
Hunger training: analysis of the 4-week booklets in month 1 and the weekly recordings for months 2 12 the percentage of times participants measured their glucose before eating, and only ate if blood glucose was lower than the personal cut-off.
The parameters for pancreatic insulin secretion were chosen to guarantee the physiological basal level of insulin (0.07 nM, Gisela Drews, personal communication) and to cut off insulin synthesis at peak concentrations in insulin therapy (0.5 nM [ 16, 17]).
The rhetoric has been about "liberation", but the model of private contract, between Whitehall and individual schools, will arguably allow future secretaries of state unprecedented power to impose personal whims, by threatening to cut off funding.
But the longer the American officials were cut off from personal contact with Mr. Chen the more difficult it could become for the United States to reach a solution that satisfied the Chinese authorities.
As he came closer to succeeding his father, he began to tell people that he would never tolerate an authoritarian newsroom, as he believed his father had under the executive editor A. M. Rosenthal, and that he would cut off his personal friendships at the paper.
Behind a façade of democratic chatter it is as if we really live in a country of autocratic mini-states, personal fiefdoms of senior managers, often cut off from the rest of the world by government limos or corporate jets.
