Changes in gene expression were considered as statistically significant if the calculated P value was equal to or below a threshold of 0.01.
estimates that below a threshold of 2.3 doctors, nurses and midwives per 1,000 people, countries are unable to provide even the most basic health services.
Vanguard's calculation includes many exchange-fund costs that it thinks are overlooked, including brokerage commissions, bid-ask spreads and minimum charges for brokerage accounts with assets below a threshold of $20,000 or $30,000.
Paul Walsh, Diageo's group chief executive, sought to play down antitrust concerns, saying that the company's new market share would fall well below a threshold of 30percentthatatendsds to attract regulatory scrutiny.
To deal with the Weimar problem, parties that fall below a threshold of either 5% of second votes, or three directly elected candidates, do not enter parliament at all.
As background, here's a bit of the abstract from that paper:Our main findings are: First, the relationship between government debt and real GDP growth is weak for debt/GDP ratios below a threshold of 90 percent of GDP.
Any allele calls below a threshold of 0.02 NormR were discarded.
As pathophysiological reasoning, hypothermia induces platelet dysfunction and impairs the plasmatic coagulation system, especially below a threshold of 33°C.
Substantively, the relationship between call volume and population in this region is much weaker below a threshold of 351 persons.
Neurons whose values of (h_{ck}^{prime }(t)) are below a threshold of 0.01 are not updated.
As in overloaded scenarios some transmissions cannot be completed in limited time, transmissions are dropped when their utility falls below a threshold of Udrop=0.
