This is only an indicative value, as more GM varieties will become available in future.
Therefore, LoCs for laboratory tests have a more indicative value as their role is to put the risk posed by a hazard into a broader context (e.g. the toxicity of a specific Cry toxin in comparison with other Cry toxins).
For this reason, the figures in Table 6 should be considered as being of indicative value only.
Since single samples were investigated for each WWTP and matrix and small subsamples were evaluated for sludge, Mintenig et al. [31] point out that their results should be considered as indicative values.
The note hit a 2.7% premium to indicative value at close on July 16, according to IndexUniverse data.
Notably, error correction responses (i.e., pressing the correct response immediately after the error) have no such indicative value as they do not necessarily require error awareness; they can occur even in the absence of error monitoring (Ullsperger and von Cramon 2006).
Unidimensionality, the measurement of one underlying construct and an important pre-requisite for Rasch analysis, was determined by the magnitude of item factor loadings, with a value > 0.3 as an indicative of acceptable item-domain membership.
Among all these 'no hits' genes, only 59% in average for each group in Figure 2, constitute ORFs ≥ 100 bp in length, a value usually used as an indicative of effective protein translation.
The uncertainty value of the indicative value was estimated as the expanded uncertainty of the indicative value combined to the uncertainties of homogeneity and stability tests.
But the paper was shared with an industry association, Food Drink Europe, which immediately complained to the commission in a letter seen by the Guardian, saying that "the terminology 'at least below the indicative value' could be interpreted as meaning that the indicative values are maximum limits".
