Sentence examples similar to scheduled cutoff dates from inspiring English sources
The court ordered cutoff dates are Feb.
Interest in the issue of enrollment cutoff dates has recently emerged in economics.
Alternative cutoff dates were evaluated in sensitivity analyses.
This practice is based on the assumption that the month in which a child is born is randomly distributed and exogenous and that all parents follow the cutoff date to schedule their child's school entry regardless of the child's personal and parental characteristics.
But the show's producers Aldo Scrofani and Heather Provost said Thursday that there had been a "last-minute fallout of a key investment" which did not permit them "enough time to reacquire the necessary capital and begin rehearsals on schedule to open prior to the Tony Awards cutoff date".
One patient who discontinued chemotherapy after cycle 1 due to neutropenia continued to experience clinical benefit with single-agent axitinib (week-on/week-off schedule) and remains on therapy as of the data cutoff date.
She scheduled more dates than ever before.
The cult of Avril Lavigne has taken on new bounds, inspiring a new fashion sensibility among teenagers (cutoff Dickies and vintage T-shirts) and even a Web site titled, "Which Avril Lavigne Song Are You?" Capitalizing on her chart-topping status, Arista has scheduled tour dates for next spring and her second album for next summer.
Children born after the cutoff date had an elevated percentage of starting school ahead of schedule.
Dec. 12 is the cutoff date.
