ED occupancy is an accepted measure of ED crowding, but there is no universally accepted threshold that defines ED crowding[18, 19].
(One sample from Gordon's incriminating test was lower than the accepted threshold; one was higher, but just barely).
Only one of my blood test scores is marginally above the one in 100 accepted threshold, and this is invalid given that it was collected immediately following a half-marathon race run around midday in temperatures of approximately 30C.
Only one of my blood test scores is marginally above the 1 in 100 accepted threshold and this is invalid given that it was collected immediately following a half-marathon race run around midday in temperatures of approximately 30C.
My building society, Nationwide, says that because it is for $250 it falls below its accepted threshold for such transactions ($300) as it would cost too much to process.
In the social sciences, a finding is said to be "statistically significant" if this number is below 5% or occasionally 1%; in fields like particle physics, the accepted threshold is one in many millions.
And it left them further than ever from achieving their stated goal of keeping average global temperatures from rising 2 degrees Celsius above preindustrial levels — a commonly accepted threshold beyond which the planet's climate patterns could be seriously destabilized.
The widely accepted threshold for the separation index is 3.0 (Bond and Fox 2015).
Alternative approaches would be to use an accepted threshold or trigger for defining effects or recovery.
Hypoxemia was defined as SpO2 less than 90%, the accepted threshold in the existing literature [14].
There are some problems with regard to NFI and NNFI as they are both below the accepted threshold.
