The goodness of fit indices for the original FIOS six-factor structure did not meet the required cut-off values.
With the very low LODs obtained with the present method, these required cut-off levels were obtained.
Since senators in 1975 lowered the number required to cut off debate to 60 from 67, there has only been one stretch when a party controlled a supermajority, with Democrats holding at least 60 votes from 1975 until 1979.
Under so-called minimization rules, an eavesdropper who inadvertently picks up an American's private call is required to cut off the monitoring immediately and not to transcribe or keep a recording of the call.
But in a body where 60 votes are required to cut off debate, the Republicans' narrow new working majority also fell far short of the margin needed to avoid Democratic filibusters on a range of contentious major issues from Social Security to health care, all but guaranteeing another two years of contentious partisan wrangling.
For Britain, horses were considered so valuable that if a soldier's horse was killed or died he was required to cut off a hoof and bring it back to his commanding officer to prove that the two had not simply become separated.
You may be required to cut off all your hair because of the damage.
Previous investigations indicated that a flat-walled, multi-layered anechoic lining system, with an overall thickness slightly less than a quarter of a wavelength, could be used to achieve a required cut-off frequency.
Current clinical practice for the management of pregnant women, who screen positive on OGCT but whose subsequent OGTT is normal, is to leave such women 'untreated,' with reassurance that their results have not reached the required cut-off for the diagnosis of mild or more severe GDM.
All that is required is to cut off the wing tips.
When the state failed to finance education at the level required, the court cut off state financing altogether.
