Sentence examples for size cutoff for from inspiring English sources

However, the size cutoff for trypan blue uptake and LDH leakage is not known, and this could account for the difference in data.

All cases were potentially suitable for wide local excision (WLE) after standard triple assessment (using the local protocol of 30 mm size cutoff for conservative surgery).

This was attributed to different elimination pathways in rats versus humans, given that the molecular size cutoff for urinary excretion is larger in humans (550 Da) compared with that in rats (350 Da).

As expected, eGFP can be found in the cytoplasm as well as in the nucleus, since the truncated eGFP protein (28 kDa) resulting from incomplete suppression of the TAG codon is below the size cutoff for passive diffusion into the nucleus (Supporting Information Figure S1).

For the purposes of this paper, runt eggs were defined as eggs whose volume was <3.20 cc (approximately the 99.9% lower size cutoff for non-runt eggs laid in this population) and <75% of the mean volume of all other eggs measured from the same clutch (Koenig 1980b).

Many authors adopt a size cutoff of <5 μm for aerosols.

Size cutoffs of 45%% were used for families URA1 and URA3, while a cutoff value of 10%% was used for families URA2, 4, 5, 7, and 10.

U937 macrophages were treated with 1.0, 5.0, or 10.0 μg/ml PM C (size cutoff: 2.1 μm) from dairy farm #57 for 6 h.

For our scoring, relative colony-size cutoffs of 0.8 and 1.2 were used for negative and positive interactions, respectively.

This was based on testing the number of associations obtained for various size cutoffs (Additional file 1, SI Text).

For the Miso method, the results did not vary noticeably for a wide range of size cutoffs.