Examples of 'cutoffs' in a sentence
Meaning of "cutoffs"
Cutoff is a point or limit beyond which something is not allowed or accepted
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- plural of cutoff
- trousers (most often jeans) that have been shortened by cutting off part or most of the legs
How to use "cutoffs" in a sentence
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I should have worn cutoffs instead of couture.
Cutoffs with your ass peeking out.
One needs to reduce cutoffs considerably further.
And these super tight shorty cutoffs.
These cutoffs will apply to subsequent rounds.
Users can change the cutoffs as they choose.
And godparents do not wear cutoffs.
Various race specific cutoffs were suggested by different groups.
Macedonian households have been suffering frequent cutoffs of electricity.
But the cutoffs go up every year.
The wc values were classified according to international cutoffs proposals.
Economics of cutoffs in the stability of upgraded old regulators.
Fire systems have automatic cutoffs.
I pulled my cutoffs back up and took care of them.
There is still lack of consensus on cutoffs of diagnostic criteria.
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The score cutoffs were decided by consensus among the researchers.
I thought he just liked cutoffs.
Your cutoffs are couture.
Membranes are more typically described by their molecular weight cutoffs.
A dude in cutoffs marries us.
Lines indicate optimized cutoffs.
Never take no cutoffs and hurry along as fast as you can.
Increasingly automatic cutoffs.
The cutoffs may be defined as percentiles rather than in nominal dollars.
I am back into cutoffs.
These cutoffs vary year to year based on the applicant pool.
These are my nice cutoffs.
A typical use of cutoffs is to prevent singularities from appearing during calculation.
By considering bivariate scatterplots of biomarker values where optimal cutoffs are indicated.
Applied cutoffs are noted between brackets adjacent to the marker name.
I am going to ruin my cutoffs.
The time cutoffs will be tight for a big slow guy like me.
More than half of these studies adopted the school to establish cutoffs.
Assume that there are cutoffs of the level of the opinion in choosing particular response.
This method may thus take such priority cutoffs into consideration.
Evictions and utility cutoffs against all families affected by unemployment must be banned.
You had enough bush coming out of your cutoffs at the family picnic.
Drops or cutoffs can be very hot when they fall off the saw.
Please be aware the cold weather rule does not totally forbid winter cutoffs.
The dotted lines show the cutoffs for the low confidence region.
The cutoffs established for female adolescents were lower compared to those found for males.
It means there is not room in his closest for anything besides cutoffs and him.
The body mass index cutoffs for when surgery is appropriate are not yet clear.
Another is the lack of a reliable research basis related to income cutoffs for poverty programs.
Optimal cutoffs were defined by the points representing the highest concomitant sensitivity and specificity.
The partitions are defined by using the midpoint between each two values as the cutoffs.
Aid cutoffs regularly fail to produce desired political results for at least two reasons.
But some hospitals still use the lower cutoffs when testing new and expectant mothers.
These have been critically compared with the BMI cutoffs.
Year Cutoffs scale Impact on energy consumption and conservation.
