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Meanings of cutoff in English

Portuguese
atalho
Catalan
drecera

A route shorter than the usual one.

atalho
Usage of cutoff in English
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Similar results were obtained when alleles were defined by other cutoff points.
Pubmed
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Additionally, we investigated cutoff values of risk factors for development of T2DM.
Pubmed
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Every precaution was taken: one time codes, shielded nodes, remote cutoff routing.
The evolutionary void
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However, the cutoff values of s-CEA for prognosis have not been determined.
Pubmed
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Appropriate parametric distributions and seropositivity cutoff values were determined by statistical measures.
Pubmed
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Overall survival data were not mature at the time of data cutoff.
Pubmed
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All subjects were classified into 3 categories according to OSTA cutoff values.
Pubmed
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We determined assay performance and proposed a cutoff for classification of results.
Pubmed
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Amyloid status was defined dichotomously using an a priori mean cortical cutoff.
Pubmed
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What if they don't bring the yawl down the cutoff, he thought.
Fevre Dream
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Similar litigation over cutoff dates is unfolding in Wisconsin, Georgia and Michigan.
Reuters
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Bootstrap simulations also show the robust classification results with the optimal cutoff.
Pubmed
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Tuesday's launch followed a last-second cutoff of Falcon's planned liftoff on Saturday.
The Guardian
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The cutoff date for my youngest turning eight -that was it.
The Guardian
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This cutoff was chosen as a surrogate for a well performed PNLD.
Pubmed
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We'll take the Seventy-second Street cutoff, do a nice easy four-mile loop.
The burglar who painted like mondrian
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Catalan
drecera
Cutoff through the time
Cutoff across language varieties
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