Sentence examples for under the cutoff from inspiring English sources

Leah Johnson, the spokeswoman, said that free tickets were given to some elected officials, but that the face value of the ticket was under the cutoff amount.

Would women under the cutoff not be allowed to bring themselves up to the line, to level the hormonal playing field?

Nicklaus, at 145, was well under the cutoff mark, after a 71, on which he made no putts of any length..

Nicklaus, at 145, was well under the cutoff mark, after a 71, on which he made no putts of any length.

That was enough to nudge the group average just under the cutoff for severe autism and into the mild to medium category.

Under the cutoff priority discipline, the optimal prioritized channel allocation problem is formulated, which minimizes the weighted average blocking probability of handoff calls while ensuring the prespecified grade of service for new calls and the co-channel interference constraints.

In diagnosing HCC, the performance of serum DHCR24 Ab was better than AFP (cutoff at 20 ng/ml) and PIVKA-II (cutoff at 40m IU/ml) with higher sensitivity, specificity and area-under-curve (AUC) at the cutoff of 11.5 μg/ml.

In this figure, the responsivities in visible wavelengths decreased slightly under bending, and the cutoff wavelength was the same.

miRNAs expression levels were converted into discrete variables by discriminating the samples into two classes (high expression in blue and low expression in red), under or over the cutoff defined as the expression level of IGR-N-835 cell line taken as one.

But a couple earning just under the £44,000 cutoff point – £43,500 and a joint income of £87,000 – will be fine.

I am fortunate to qualify for this treatment (my tumor just squeaked in under the size cutoff), which substitutes one intense week of radiation twice a day for the traditional six weeks of once-a-day visits.