Sentence examples for accept a lower threshold from inspiring English sources

Behind the scenes, legislators from the sympathetic "pan-democratic" bloc may try to convince protesters to accept a lower threshold for the nominating committee's selection of candidates.

In addition, changes in transfusion practice in 1999 accepting a lower threshold for transfusion make studies before and after this date difficult to reconcile [ 98].

Rejected individuals may fail to mate at all, or have a lower threshold to accept mates that are almost as small as themselves [ 4].

"Women in general have a lower threshold and lower pain tolerance than men.

"They do say that women have a lower threshold of being able to taste things," says Barton.

In one study comparing physician and patient preferences, patients had a lower threshold for accepting warfarin, with patients reporting that warfarin use is justified if 1.8 strokes in 100 people were avoided over two years [ 14].

As sequence information for the amplified 28S region are limited in public databases, a lower threshold (> 95%) was accepted for preliminary identification.

If discontinuation of ACEI was indeed at a lower threshold than that traditionally accepted (SCr rise >0.5 or 30%), improved awareness for clinicians of the short duration of an acute rise in SCr when initiating ACEI and dose reduction or reassessment of need for concomitant NSAIDs or diuretics may be beneficial strategies.

If a higher proportion of symptomatic cancers is to be detected through rapid investigation clinics, then a lower threshold risk – perhaps as low as 2% – has to be accepted.

Note that if we choose a lower threshold, of p = 0·5 for example, only a few additional erroneous agglomerations of selfing lines are accepted.

Incitement has a lower threshold in prison than on, say, a dairy farm".