That is why the House of Commons rules set a threshold above which all such gifts must be declared.
However, a broad sourcing strategy reveals a threshold above which the propensity to introduce an EI diminishes.
Histamine modification of 15 mol% was a threshold, above which cSCKs with higher histamine content completely lost the ability to bind siRNA and to transfect cells.
In the proposed model, reliability is defined as the probability of not exceeding a threshold above which HCF contribute to crack propagation.
The dummies in the new Volvo seats had neck injury scores of less than 15, which safety researchers have proposed as a threshold above which there is a greater chance of injury.
No more than other genetic traits that confer advantages to elite female athletes (height, number of red blood cells, etc).. Should there be a threshold above which athletes would not be eligible to compete with other women?
While a positive relationship between EVI (Enhanced Vegetation Index) and LST is established for all seasons, independent of elevation, the EVI LST relationship exhibits a threshold above which the rate of EVI increase over LST increase changes significantly.
Moreover, considering the intercept between the two lines as the point from which GPP is higher than RE, an ETa of 2.5 mm 10 d−1 can be estimated as a threshold above which the ecosystem becomes a carbon sink, whose magnitude depends on available water.
The minimal edge weight w min is a threshold above which edges appear in the visualization.
As the intensity of the turbulent flow increases, however, there is a threshold above which signal intensity decreases linearly as turbulence increases (r =.97).
In other words, there does not appear to be a threshold above which population growth would cease to have an incremental negative effect.
