Sentence examples for reaching cut off from inspiring English sources

Despite the remaining animals showed a negative result by the applied rapid test (Roboscreen®), some of them (73) showed a value not reaching cut off but slightly higher (0.02 - 0.058) than the presented by other animals (< 0.02).

It was found that shrinking the drain pillar size would significantly help in reaching cut-off at much lower gate bias even at high carrier concentration of unintentionally doped GaN and considerable leakage current caused by the Schottky barrier lowering.

In regard to PD, more patients scored higher on the dimension of fear of body-related symptoms (27% higher values in the BSQ) than on the dimension of fear-related cognitions (4.0% reached cut-off in the ACQ).

And, then, the number of omissions required to reach cut-off value (0.60) is determined.

Subjects reached ADI-R algorithm cut-offs in the three domains of impaired reciprocal social interaction, communication and repetitive behaviours and stereotyped patterns, although failure to reach cut-off in one of the domains by 1 point was permitted.

Maintaining community networks and coordinating international and national responses across regions and borders are important for reaching patients cut off from care and dealing with displacement.

"By reaching children cut off from the eradication effort by insecurity and the threat of violence African leaders have a real opportunity to halt polio's advance," said Dr. Ezio Murzi, UNICEF Regional Director for West and Central Africa.

Adnan Khan, the provincial disaster official, said it might take up to four days to reach people cut off without food and drinking water.

I don't want to speculate, but we don't know what they will find when they reach those cut off areas".

Using trucks, helicopters and even mules to transport food around the country and reach those cut off from help, we have provided one-month food rations to nearly one million people.

On Saturday, it called for a 24-hour humanitarian pause in the conflict to allow aid to reach people cut off by air strikes and to save the lives of "streams of wounded".