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Meanings of cutoff in English
Synonyms
Examples for "shortcut"
Examples for "shortcut"
1
I thought you might be able to help us with a shortcut.'
2
Months later, she still doesn't understand why her parents forbid the shortcut.
3
As Sebba says: These are things that it's important not to shortcut.
4
They want us somewhere, you'd think they might have provided a shortcut.
5
You can learn the shortcut after you get the real way down.
1
I heard what sounded like a high-pitched crosscut saw belaboring a twig.
2
Hence we had brought a crosscut saw- alongone with two handles.
3
As a matter of fact, the crosscut-saw cuts somewhat on the back stroke.
4
An early 17th-century two-man crosscut saw has been recovered almost intact.
5
That experience determined me to stick to crosscut sawing every day.
Usage of cutoff in English
1
Similar results were obtained when alleles were defined by other cutoff points.
2
Additionally, we investigated cutoff values of risk factors for development of T2DM.
3
Every precaution was taken: one time codes, shielded nodes, remote cutoff routing.
4
However, the cutoff values of s-CEA for prognosis have not been determined.
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Appropriate parametric distributions and seropositivity cutoff values were determined by statistical measures.
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Overall survival data were not mature at the time of data cutoff.
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All subjects were classified into 3 categories according to OSTA cutoff values.
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We determined assay performance and proposed a cutoff for classification of results.
9
Amyloid status was defined dichotomously using an a priori mean cortical cutoff.
10
What if they don't bring the yawl down the cutoff, he thought.
11
Similar litigation over cutoff dates is unfolding in Wisconsin, Georgia and Michigan.
12
Bootstrap simulations also show the robust classification results with the optimal cutoff.
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Tuesday's launch followed a last-second cutoff of Falcon's planned liftoff on Saturday.
14
The cutoff date for my youngest turning eight -that was it.
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This cutoff was chosen as a surrogate for a well performed PNLD.
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We'll take the Seventy-second Street cutoff, do a nice easy four-mile loop.
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