Sentence examples similar to synthesis cutoffs from inspiring English sources

The use of different cutoffs makes synthesis of results particularly difficult.

For example, the draft metabolic reconstructions for Clostridium botulinum BKT105925 and C. novyi NT based on MCL clustering were predicted to lack the purD enzyme necessary for purine synthesis (down to a homology cutoff of 0.1 maxbit score).

In the paragraph on THGI in the most recent Scientific Group Report on the subject [ 1], the age cutoff of recovery of normal Ig synthesis capability "may be delayed for as long as 36 months".

The cutoff of most UV light from simulated sunlight did not prevent the in situ synthesis of gold NPs on silk fabrics.

There are no cutoffs.

Ksubi cutoffs, Ms. Hesketh?

He made the synthesis.

But synthesis looms.

Synthesis: Smart Power.

Red lines denote twofold cutoffs.

An international database of 133 contributing laboratories reports a mean cutoff for PHE of 130 µmol/l (with a range of 65 234 µmol/l) and a PHE TYR ratio >3 as abnormal.13 Elevated levels should trigger further evaluation, and assessment should include tests to identify defects in BH4 synthesis or regeneration.