Other users can do the same, and after what the company calls a "threshold" is met, the accumulated monies will be disbursed into several hedge funds that match the selected strategy.
Other users can do the same, and after what the company calls a "threshold" is met, the accumulated monies will be disbursed into several hedge funds that match the selected strategy.
To retain only good quality genotyping calls, a threshold GenCall score of 0.25 was used across all samples.
All impacts are not created equal, and that's why no one has been able to identify what we call a "concussion threshold" - the amount of force that's necessary to cause a concussion.
This dichotomy is achieved using what we call a predictability threshold p as follows: we fix a probability value, call it p; for example p = 0.35.
I'll also do what I call an aerobic threshold workout several times a week, which is just a ride in a steady state for a long time, like two hours.
In previous works, a threshold of 75% has been accepted as the borderline, under which the sound can be considered not distinguishable [56 58]; however, in this work, the 75% threshold will be called a likelihood threshold, under which the sound can be considered very close to the real one.
Many low-lying nations have used the UN conference, which is currently under way in Doha, to call for a threshold temperature rise less than 2C, arguing that even a 2C rise will jeopardise their future.
By last fall the euro was on a relentless march toward the $1.50 mark — a figure Mr. Navaro called a "mental threshold" for would-be investors.
"Exposure to loud music results in what is called a 'temporary threshold shift'.
