Sentence examples for below a threshold concentration from inspiring English sources
The biosorbents are readily available and they are quite efficient to remediate heavy metals below a threshold concentration 100 mg l−1.
Non-detection of rare taxa in these analyses results from failure of DNA templates to amplify in PCR when present below a threshold concentration.
From an information theoretic perspective, such a cAMP response may therefore encode little information [37]: with large fluctuations in cAMP, the cell can potentially only discriminate between a concentration of agonist above or below a threshold concentration.
The WT dimer in the free form can dissociate to monomers and so recruit whereas the trapped dimer will not and is inactive below a threshold concentration, as reflected by its lack of activity at low doses and low activity at 12 and 18 hr time points (Figure 2).
Below a threshold concentration, the effect was absent.
The authors' explanation seems to imply that eIF2B cannot be activated by the drug when present below a threshold concentration in the cell, which seems rather unlikely-please comment.
These studies also reported a threshold concentration below which no aggregation occurred.
Critics of the EC review also debated whether endocrine-disrupting compounds have a threshold concentration below which no health effects are seen.
The concentration-response relationship between daily ambient inhalable particle (particulate matter less than or equal to 10 micro m; PM 10)) concentrations and daily mortality typically shows no evidence of a threshold concentration below which no relationship is observed.
We assumed a linear relationship between the air pollutants and associated health effects as most epidemiological studies on large populations have been unable to identify a threshold concentration below which ambient air pollutants has no effect on morbidity and mortality.
In our study population, we did not observe evidence for a threshold concentration below which PM2.5 was not associated with mortality, suggesting that linear models without a threshold are appropriate for assessing the effect of PM2.5 on daily mortality for the high-exposure settings typical of developing countries.
