Sentence examples for apparent threshold from inspiring English sources
Surprisingly, below the apparent threshold of motion we observe that sediment particles creep, in a manner characteristic of glassy systems.
Evidence for a relationship between 200 ppm pCO2 and aU precipitation raises the question of what bottom water oxygen concentration is related to this apparent threshold.
However, this smart-water appears to lose effectiveness entirely, if injected as residual oil saturation is reached, indicating an apparent threshold in the oil saturation to draw benefits of high-salinity sulfated-water.
Despite the dramatic reductions in children's blood lead levels (BLLs), there is considerable evidence that low-level lead exposure is associated with intellectual deficits and behavioral problems, without apparent threshold.
With increasing grain size, the crack path tortuosity and the crystallographic facet size on the fracture surface both increased substantially, leading to increases in roughness-induced closure and a higher apparent threshold.
No apparent threshold effect to reduce further risks to biodiversity was identified, suggesting that future conservation efforts should take human population density into account at the outset.
The notions of ("true") behavioral and apparent thresholds developed here are fully compatible with these comments.
In addition, the reported thresholds were in fact what we call here the apparent thresholds, dependent upon the steepness of the heat ramp.
The notions of ("true") behavioral and apparent thresholds developed here in an animal study are fully compatible with these observations in man.
The measured warm thresholds were related directly to the rate of temperature changes, being in fact apparent thresholds as defined in the present paper; accordingly, the differences were generally attributed to the reaction time artifact [19], [39] [40], [43] [44].
The apparent thresholds and benefit asymptotes were compared in order to derive curves that express overall risk and benefit as a function of grams per day of fish consumption for fish with assumed MeHg concentrations.
