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In clinical practice, a z-score threshold of 2 is generally accepted to define the cluster implicating the IOZ [5, 11 14].

Other forms of validity such as face validity and content validity are concerned with whether the items of the instrument are appropriate for the health dimension being measured, in this case the conceptual model of health that is accepted to define the "quality of life" element of QALY calculations.

The proof is that no mathematical formula has been universally accepted to define any area of the face or body by the plastic surgery community.

Historically, the threshold accepted to define hypertension was 160/95 mm Hg [4] until the new threshold of 140/90 mm Hg was adopted in the early 1990s by the international societies for the management of hypertension [4], [5].

The 937 pairs of U{1 1}genes between A. thaliana and O. sativa were established on local sequence comparisons (reciprocal best hit or RBH) of U{1 1} gene lists with criteria generally accepted to define an orthology relationship [ 62].

For descriptive purposes of occurrence of food insecurity, the categorisation of food insecurity followed the HFIAS guide and was defined as food secure, mildly food insecure, moderately food insecure and severely food insecure, based on a number of assumptions that were made by the HFIAS authors, given there is no universally accepted approach to defining the cut-offs [ 24].

Firstly, we applied the generally accepted Bayesian criterion, Opost=1, to define the cutoff of high confident interactive pairs.

Unfortunately, no accepted questionnaire is currently available to define the degree of nocturnal heartburn, and patients in this study were not willing to submit to measurements of nighttime heartburn with instruments required for esophageal testing.

The ISC Short Term model accepts hourly meteorological data records to define the conditions for plume rise, transport, diffusion, and deposition.

This allowed us to define the widely accepted BMI index indicator for each respondent.

It is also important to calculate an internationally accepted value to define adequacy given the large variations in calcium recommendations in different countries of the world.