Sentences with phrase «cutoffs on»

Threshold ≥ 5 and ≥ 10 represent more severe cutoffs on the financial difficulty scale (/ 15), thus represent analyses with moderate and severe cutoffs where an individual is considered to be in financial difficulty

While I'm still not completely comfortable wearing denim cutoffs on their own, I've opted to style them with longer layered pieces overtop to minimize exposure of the butt cleavage while being able to show off the front of the shorts.

when i snagged my floral denim, i also grabbed a pair of neon, mid-length cutoffs on sale.

This lightweight cold shoulder sweater is currently with my on my trip to Florida and the Bahamas — perfect to pair with cutoffs on a cooler night.

It was a cute + romantic piece to pair with cutoff shorts (I mean, c» mon, of course, I brought cutoffs on vacation), a bandana, and simple leather sandals for an evening wandering around Rethymnon, Crete.

Plus, I have a feeling you have some cutoffs on underneath, but I especially love the illusion that maybe it's just the sweatshirt.

the EU wants «reciprocal» and legal «enforceable» guarantees for all EU citizens who find their rights to live in Britain affected after a cutoff on the date of withdrawal

I call the heavy volume games between big name teams «high visiblity» games but the cut off rarely dips below your 35 % cutoff on either dogs or favs.

She recently said that she was about $ 20,000 shy of that threshold, as she focused on fundraising ahead of the most recent reporting cutoff on September 22nd.

«If we can find life's cutoff on Earth,» McKay says, «that could tell us something useful about what the limit on Mars might be.»

These denim shorts from REVOLVE are a classic silhouette; high waist denim has been around for a long time, and the cutoff on these shorts keeps the legs loose, just as though a pair of loose denim jeans had been cut off and turned into raw - hemmed shorts.

In addition, some students took double - dose algebra, even though they scored above the cutoff on the exam.

Frame - mounted active tuned mass modules (ATMM) and Active Noise Cancellation in cabin expand use of Fuel Saving Technology cylinder cutoff on 5.7 - liter HEMI V - 8 and enable quiet cabin at 67.1 db

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Only 45 of the 1000 met the cutoff on December 31, 2007.

C has too high a climate sensitivity and a cutoff on use of fossil fuels.

I'm going to slide one in here because I just missed the cutoff on the other recent attribution thread.

«What Is the Age Cutoff on Life Insurance?»

Identified as children without significant conduct problems; Teacher ratings below cutoff on the SDQ conduct problems subscale

Identified as children with emotional and behavioral disturbances; Teacher ratings above cutoff on the SDQ conduct problems subscale

Not exact matches

Like any successful team in any sport, SRC concentrates on the fundamentals, on doing the thousand and one little things that separate a champion from an also - ran; turning the double play, hitting the cutoff man, covering the bag, advancing the runner.

One day, an archetype of a gym rat — shaved head, cutoff shirt, veins in his arms like ropes — was doing side - to - side pull - ups: hands close together, looking along the bar rather than facing it, pulling up and alternating bringing his head above the bar on the right side and then the left.

But it's also why partial disclosures like Ontario's Sunshine List are failures: they don't go far enough, fostering us - vs - them divisions based on picking an arbitrary salary cutoff.

Until this change is made, FICA withholding should be levied on total income, without any upper cutoff point.

Based on 84 holes totalling 44,800 metres, the estimate uses a copper - equivalent cutoff of 2 %.

A caller on this episode starts to go into Topher's barcode insanity ramble before being cutoff by the patient Atheists...

Passing the cutoff that led to the settlement of Choctaw, I thought of our forays into the country to register people for the Freedom Democratic Party — and of the fear that we felt each time a white - driven truck, rifle resting on the rear - window rack, had slowed down to look us over.

The cutoff is based on when they believe a fetus can feel pain.

While the focus of the Michael Mina Wine Club is on lower - alcohol, more restrained wines, there is no set cutoff of alcohol level in order to be selected, and the club will occasionally feature wines made in a richer style.

The cutoff point is debatable, but one measuring stick is that nanobreweries make beer on a three - barrel system or smaller.

We've all been familiar with the face and name, while now most of the fans want him out, cutoff or isolated on the bench.

Eight wins is the cutoff for our purposes because a) it gives us a healthy pile of seasons to sift through, b) the cutoff has to be somewhere, and c) that's what Baseball Reference roughly describes as an MVP - caliber season in the shorthand description on every player's page.

Morales, the cutoff man, let it go through to Camarillo, who fixed a tag on the Maroons» base runner for the second out.

The two of them then spent a couple of minutes discussing the nuances of a third baseman's positioning on cutoff plays.

But the cutoff is probably around 10th or 12th, and this year, with each major - conference champion ranked fifth or better and the next one on the list (UCF) coming in around 15th, that doesn't come into effect.

In fact, while youth baseball coaches expect 10 - year - olds to hit the cutoff man and turn double plays, lacrosse makes only modest demands on a beginner.

I don't plan on weaning anytime soon and though my DH has Alex's 1st birthday and the cutoff there is no way I'm stopping there!!!!! My kids all got bottles until they were 2 so why can't I nurse until he's 2??

42 ″ is the cutoff point for smaller kids that can go on the bigger rides with a parent or guardian.

The age cutoffs differ state - by - state, and you can look up the laws for your particular state on the BoatUS website.

Often, researchers choose their cutoffs by «grading on a curve» — looking over the distribution of scores for the entire pool of study participants.

I also wanted to mention that some studies make distinction in risk based on the age of the infant (4 months seems a common cutoff for increased risk of SIDS from bed - sharing.

On July 12 — one day after the July 11 cutoff date — Sen. Dan Squadron, one of the majority's newer members, transferred $ 35,000 to the reporting committee.

She needed at least 934 signatures from registered Democrats in the district; the registrars office verified at least 934 as of the cutoff point on Tuesday.

County Executive Dan McCoy on Thursday vetoed a legislative resolution to retroactively grant health insurance to a retired employee who missed a cutoff date by four months.

«Given that I know it's safe, and given that I know it's just missing the statistical cutoff point of being significant, we feel that on an emergency basis, we can distribute it,» Fauci said.

Those who make a certain cutoff are granted authorship, and their score determines their order on the list.

But, she pointedly adds, these «objective» cutoffs disproportionately exclude from the sciences members of underrepresented groups, including women and non-Asian racial minorities, who, on average, do less well than white and Asian men on the GRE, especially on the all - important math section.

«Current approaches to diagnosing ADHD depend on a somewhat arbitrary cutoff point for the number of symptoms.»

None of the subjects had full - blown PTSD at the time of the test; the highest score on the symptom scale, 39, was just below the cutoff for a PTSD diagnosis.

Kass developed the midstream urine test (still used when you pee in a cup) and set a numerical cutoff for the number of bacteria in normal urine: not more than 100,000 colony - forming units (cell clusters on a culture dish) per milliliter of urine.