Sentence examples for a community threshold from inspiring English sources

Past psychometric studies have yielded two cut-off scores, a clinical threshold (2.5) [ 23] and a community threshold (2.0) [ 27].

Consistent with past research, the HTQ community threshold for PTSD would have identified a wider range of persons as symptomatic than a structured interview assessment conducted by clinicians applying DSM-IV criteria [ 18, 27].

As such, the Hawaiian flora allows estimation of a species-age or a community-age threshold below which DNA barcoding fails to delineate species.

In the Bush years leading up to the 2008 crash, acquisitions of banks with $10 billion in assets or less (a common community bank threshold) averaged 255 a year, with a peak of 287 in 2006, and a low of 206 in 2002, according to SNL Financial.

Davey and Glass considered what would happen if schools were reopened and community-wide sequestering were halted when influenza cases in a community fall below preset thresholds (e.g., 1, 2, or 3 cases in 7 days).

The lists shrink if we choose 100percentt as the threshold for calling a community "threatened".

In other words, the cell density of the community must be above a critical threshold to have a community effect.

Now, consider a community whose susceptible pool exceeds the threshold SC.

CFRs navigate the tricky and stressful threshold between being a community member who knows their fellow citizens and a health worker who may have to assist in an emergency situation.

This view anchors inanimate chemical evolution to microbial cells and to their Darwinian evolution by adopting the phylogenetic concepts of the universal ancestor (a community of progenotes) and the Darwinian threshold, which gave rise to the three domains of life – Bacteria, Archaea and Eukaryota [ 28– 31].

It's a community of communities".