Sentence examples for a threshold of detection from inspiring English sources
Thus, this criterion of 0.5 SD may be considered a threshold of detection and corresponds more to minimally detectable change than to minimally important change.
For every medical imaging technique, be it CT, MRI, gross or microscopic studies, there is a threshold of detection below which glioma cells are not detectable.
Since the phage-based assay detects only viable mycobacteria, and has a threshold of detection of about 100 viable bacilli, any factor that impacts viability of TB bacilli can affect sensitivity of the assay.
In each image, a single thick black curve defines the edge of the tumour that the model suggests would be detectable on enhanced CT associated with a threshold of detection of 8000 cells mm−3.
For similar clones that differ by one nucleotide, our control experiments demonstrated a threshold of detection between 0.10 0.21%.
With each tremulation signal there is a strong increase in spike rate in the summed receptor activity, and assuming a threshold of detection which is two times above the standard deviation of the average spike rate during the time without stimulation, one can calculate the rate of signal detection for this kind of signal.
Based on the theoretical value of the mean and estimate of the variance, we suggest a threshold for detection of the preamble boundary and evaluating the probability of false and correct detections.
Unless specified otherwise, an RPKM >1 was used as a minimum threshold of detection for RNA-Seq.
Haematocrit centrifuge technique is limited by having a low resolution and sensitivity that require a high threshold of detection of trypanosomes.
To determine whether a newer commercially available antimüllerian hormone (AMH) enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (picoAMH ELISA, AnshLabs) with a lower threshold of detection is predictive of successful ovarian stimulation in a population of women with diminished ovarian reserve (DOR).
Also, different cell-densities are likely to influence the mean signal intensities of each subcompartment and therefore, a generalized threshold of detection across all samples does not reflect the individual dynamic range.
