Sentence examples for that cutoff from inspiring English sources

"When you add these guys together, they exceed that cutoff point.

His main concern was reaching that cutoff -- and, with the exception of one year, he always did.

"Hood to Coast," a documentary about a nutty relay race in Oregon, also sometimes fails to grasp that cutoff point.

If the John Jay researchers had used that cutoff, a vast majority of the abusers' victims would have been considered prepubescent.

Some authors [15] claim that cutoff points by threshold values of absolute frequency have a direct relation with the corpus size (number of words).

The memo to managers about dress in that era read something like, “Please remind your employees that cutoff shorts and low-cut tops are not appropriate.”.

During pregnancy, physiological changes in renal blood flow and glomerular filtration rate induce a lower level of blood creatinine so that cutoff levels of the general population are not reliable.

Under the present-day program, only undocumented immigrants who came to the U.S. before 2007 could apply; that cutoff date will be moved to Jan . 1 , 2010

For a given cutoff of true binding energy we can determine every sequence that exceeds that cutoff and every sequence that falls below it.

For other proteins, presented in Supporting Information S1 we saw that cutoff distances around but not exactly equal to 6.2 Å were needed for favorable agreement of the predictions with experimental observation.

Another fact is that cutoff scores, like the models themselves, are set by the curators of the family.