Sentence examples for a threshold concept from inspiring English sources
Ecocriticism on the Edge: The Anthropocene as a Threshold Concept.
They generally understand moral status as a threshold concept and a range concept.
More comprehensively, Mary Ann Warren has proposed a multi-criterial account of moral status, in which it is neither a range nor a threshold concept.
A second assumption that pervades contemporary work on decisional capacity is that decision-making capacity is a threshold concept (Buchanan & Brock 1989, 26 29).
For genotoxicity, a threshold concept based on ICH M7 and in line with CTFG, was introduced using permissible daily exposure/acceptable daily intake to define the requirement for highly effective contraception related to small molecules.
Whereas IQWiG uses a threshold concept to define the impact that leads to a major, significant or marginal additional benefit [ 16], G-BA did not use this concept for its decisions.
Furthermore, for all selected test compounds, we assumed a concentration threshold concept and selected three potential threshold concentration response models logit, probit and Weibull all capable of accurately describing concentration response data from the CBMN assay.
We focused on variation as a potential threshold concept that can be examined at all scales of biological organization, through mechanisms that promote or maintain variation and change variation over evolutionary time.
Comparison of pre- and postunit word frequency revealed a shift in words and a pattern of co-occurring concepts indicative of change in cognitive structure, with particular focus on "variation" as a proposed threshold concept and primary goal for students' explanations.
An attempt has been made to reveal a detailed anatomy of students' self-perceived engagement with material in a lecture and their learning of a key course threshold concept.
In the authors' opinion, this step represents a fundamental contribution in order to reliably and consistently incorporate the effects of self-healing into tailored durability-based design approaches, based, e.g., on a "healable" crack width threshold concept.
