The pentylenetetrazol infusion paradigm is a threshold test, whereas the MES test employs a stimulus which is well above threshold.
Being considered sensitive on the environment is thus a threshold test of national credibility, and Democrats and their allies contend that the younger Mr. Bush will have trouble passing it.
In this study, negative log (1/n) was used as a threshold since the Bonferroni test (0.05/numbers of samples) criterion is typically too strict to be a threshold.
But Iowa is more of a threshold test for a conservative candidate — performing there is necessary but not sufficient to win the Republican nomination — than a leading indicator of success elsewhere.
Finally, an IFFT is performed and a threshold test to find the peak of the auto-correlation function (ACF) is fulfilled.
A threshold test was done if there were ≥3 field defects at p <1%% or ≥2 field defects at p <0.5%%.
The mean size of the smallest visible detail during pacing, determined by a threshold test, was 7 mm.
Generally, they find that there is a threshold investment in testing programs required to achieve cost-effective control of an endemic disease.
When the structure of primary signal is known to secondary user, the optimal detector is a matched-filter followed by a threshold test [8].
In this case the deviation corresponds to a period estimation significance measure, while the test itself is a threshold for the measure.
