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The case comes as President Trump's administration has stepped up drone and other air attacks after seeking to ease the geographical limits of such lethal strikes, as well as the thresholds of acceptable civilian casualties and other constraints.
The membrane potentials at which there was an abrupt change in the slope of the I V relationship (Fig. 9B,C) were taken as the thresholds of inward or outward rectification.
The calculated P values were corrected through Bonferroni correction, and the corrected P values (false discovery rate, F.D.R) were taken as the thresholds of significance.
We also tried 0.90 and 0.85 as the thresholds of the relative docking-score, because 0.95 might be a severe threshold for ZDOCK models which were not optimized for the objective functions by our sampling method.
In this study, false discovery rate (FDR) ≤ 0.01, a reads per kilobase of exon model per million mapped reads (PRKM) value ≥2, and the absolute value of log2 ratio ≥1 were used as the thresholds of significant differences in gene expression between control and β-sitosterol treated mites.
We then chose LD higher than 0.5 as the threshold of LD decay for the candidate gene region sizes.
The lower limit of hearing, where sound is just detectable, is referred to as the threshold of hearing (also known as absolute threshold, or absolute sensitivity).
The Conservative, Liberal Democrat and Labour leaders have pledged "to seek a fair, strong, legally binding, global climate deal which limits temperature rises to below 2C", the level seen as the threshold of dangerous global warming.
Shell's response to the same concerns was to state "there is a high degree of confidence that global warming will exceed 2C by [2100]." The 2C limit is widely seen as the threshold of dangerous climate change.
