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Similarly, an approximate singularity polynomial and approximate singularity surface can be obtained by imposing a threshold to the singular polynomial.

Thus, miR-126 appears to act mostly by imposing a threshold on the level of stimulation required to activate HSC.

For efficiency, these FIM-based studies pruned (ignored) the majority of data by either imposing a threshold or restricting the length of the pattern or both, and they further adopted the limited information to evaluate observations.

Clustering was based on maximal dissimilarity partitioning with the clusters derived by imposing a distance threshold between a molecule and its cluster representative.

Modifying this by imposing a higher threshold grade or requiring symmetry resulted in improved AUC values for ultrasound variables in metacarpophalangeal, proximal interphalangeal and metatarsophalangeal joint regions compared with clinical equivalents (table 3).

This shortcoming could partially be fixed by imposing a predefined impedance threshold.

The majority of such false positives can be removed by imposing a simple global threshold that requires every SV to be found in at least two nonredundant reads.

Classic solutions for the multiple comparisons problem (like Bonferroni correction or FDR) are too rigorous, and clustering-based corrections (grouping of connected individually significant voxels by imposing a single cluster extent threshold) may not be appropriate given the different size of the original ROIs (see Figure 4).

We develop a dynamic pricing scheme that utilizes a balking rule that incorporates socially efficient level and the revenue-maximizing price, and an equilibrium-joining threshold obtained by imposing a toll on the customers who join the system.

Univariate soft-thresholding (UST) provides variable selection by imposing a penalty on the size of the weights.

The new agreement would take away the tax advantage for a small portion of the health benefit by imposing a 40 percent tax on the amount by which the premiums for employer-sponsored health coverage exceed specified thresholds.