Sentence examples for sets a cutoff from inspiring English sources

Ms. Smalley, who cannot turn off Twitter at the office, sets a cutoff time for networking and lets her customers know when she will be unavailable.

In order to compare the two data sets, a cutoff of 1.5 fold differential expression was set in both to define regulated genes.

We propose a separate species status for the two clades as per the genetic species concept [ 20- 22] which sets a cutoff based on empirical data (cytochrome b in the order Chiroptera) of about 5% of corrected sequence divergence [e.g. [ 23, 24]].

Public programs and parents' policies often set a cutoff for dependents at age 19 or at graduation from college.

In order to discover set of strongly correlated topics, we set a cutoff threshold value to remove edges whose value is less than a threshold.

However, it was difficult to set a cutoff value for 4DST uptake to distinguish true positives from false positives because the true- and false-positive 4DST uptakes overlapped.

Besides the Frank-Kamenestskii approximation, the viscosity contrasts can be reduced in other ways, one of which is to set a cutoff viscosity.

In fact, the pollster considered expected turnout among adults, not registered voters, in setting a cutoff percentage to define likely voters.

In its announcement Saturday to customers, Sport Chalet said it would continue to honor gift cards and loyalty rewards, but an internal memo obtained by the Los Angeles Times set a cutoff date of April 29.

In the dataset, we set a cutoff of correlation coefficient at 0.6 to discriminate high co-expression and low co-expression.

We set a cutoff value of 0.01, calculated as described in the software package manual, and discarded trimmed reads below 20 nt of length, independently from their residual score.