Sentence examples for a threshold useful from inspiring English sources

The upper 95th percentile of the rvalue distribution for unlinked marker pairs (inter-marker distance ≥ 50 cM), widely considered as a threshold useful to separate the true linkage LD from the background LD due to population structure, was equal to 0.096 (close to 0.10).

TREAT allows introduction into the statistical model of a biologically significant log-fold change threshold, useful for analysis of experiments with a large number of samples since the statistical power can lead to identification of differential expression that is statistically, but perhaps not biologically, significant (i.e. very small log-fold changes).

Many Democrats now focus on curbing use of the Senate filibuster, even though they found the 60-vote threshold useful in preventing Mr. Obama's predecessor from getting many conservative nominees to the federal bench.

Calculation of such a threshold adherence will provide a useful benchmark to make necessary interventions to improve adherence.

First, IRT could prove very useful if a threshold temperature were to be established above which a foot temperature triggers a suspicion of an inflammatory condition.

It was reported that PET-derived primary tumor volumes by a threshold of 50% SUVmax were useful in predicting the patient outcomes with larger metabolic tumor volumes associated with shorter overall survival [ 26].

Well, it can be useful to have a threshold, but statisticians have been saying for a long time that whilst P values are a useful rule of thumb, they're often misunderstood and misused when we talk about statistical significance.

LLWR and BDc were useful to determine a threshold for early wheat growth only in the Mollisol.

Chi-square analyses and non-parametric correlations were undertaken where feasible and useful (all with a threshold of p < 0.05).

In practice, it is often useful to employ a threshold constraint, like a minimal necessary chain length, as a lower boundary for classification.

Reporting the fraction of time above a threshold instead of the percentage of measurements above a threshold, without time consideration, seems more useful as a proxy for reducing time in a hyperglycaemic state.