Sentence examples for simplicity cut from inspiring English sources

But a paper in this week's Lancet, by Kevin Hall of America's National Institutes of Health (NIH) and his colleagues, aims to change that.The conventional rule for slimming, espoused by both the NIH and Britain's National Health Service, has the benefit of simplicity: cut 500 calories each day and lose half a kilo (about a pound) a week.

Given this, arguments from theoretical simplicity cut no ice against interactionist dualism.

To the linear simplicity of cut, Ms. Prada added color.

Apart from one Christian Lacroix couture outfit, the clothes mostly have a stark simplicity in cut.

For the sake of simplicity, the cut-off point was set at 5 cases in this study.

Despite its simplicity, using a cut-off of 0.8 McPherson et al. demonstrated an AUROC of 0.83, with sensitivity 74%, specificity 78% and NPV of 93% for the diagnosis of advanced fibrosis in NAFLD using the AAR.

He knows about taste, simplicity and how to cut a jacket to the bone.

The tight cut and simplicity of theirs references Bruce Lee in Game of Death; the matchy-matchyness, Christopher Moltisanti from The Sopranos.

After graphic and geometric patterns last summer and the winter focus on exceptional fabrics, this mix was rich in color and pattern, but all made digestible by the streamlining of a batik trench or the simplicity of a dress cut from prints with an African rhythm.

The big car tax cut was simplicity itself compared to another major Wilson maneuver as governor.

Among the programs described above, we have chosen Diana-microT 3.0 because of the highest ratio of correctly predicted targets over other prediction tools and the simplicity of setting a cut-off point for detection of reliable miRNA-target interactions based on the miTG score [ 11].