Sentence examples for applied thresholds from inspiring English sources

In general, the approach of Orlikowski et al. (2011) to identify areas with a low, intermediate, and high nitrogen retention potential could be transferred, although some changes, for example as to the applied thresholds, were necessary.

For better comparison the figures are provided with our measure of sparsity of cortico-cortical edges only, resulting from the applied thresholds.

The applied thresholds ranged from implausibly low thresholds (average edge probability in non-zero voxels min. 10−10) allowing for a very high number of accepted edges to overly conservative high thresholds (average non-zero edge probability min. 8*10−7) making the adjacency matrix very sparse respectively.

In order to identify such gene-pairs, we applied thresholds on their absolute Pearson Correlation Coefficient (PCC) values.

Ughi et al. applied thresholds for peak intensity, shadow intensity and speed of intensity rising and falling to define a strut [ 14].

With the number of microsatellite loci and the observed Fsts in our study, the applied thresholds should allow for efficient hybrid identification according to Vähä and Primmer (2006).

Experiments were conducted on 95 cells with the applied threshold value ranging from 130 to 250.

Fig. 7 (a) Triplet efficiency of plane 3 for different beam energies and sensor spacing vs. applied threshold.

Their selection of the applied threshold t = 0.65 was driven by evaluating clusters based on available bioactivity data.

However, the selection of the applied threshold affects significantly the SINR region in which the (opportunistic) scheduling gain will appear.

The applied threshold value could be important in a location whose structure range extends from a narrow fracture to a broad valley.