Sentence examples for clear threshold of from inspiring English sources

Thermogravimetric analysis (TGA) and differential thermal analysis (DTA) of the nickel thiazolylazo dye showed a clear threshold of thermal decomposition with a sharp exothermic park.

In this way of looking at the situation, there is no clear threshold of catastrophe, but rather a "continuum of degradation," from "a world rich in biodiversity to a threadbare remnant with fewer species, fewer natural places, less beauty, and reduced ecosystem services".

Screen plot analysis also indicated a clear threshold of one factor when distinguishing between factors with high and low eigenvalues.

The data did not suggest a clear threshold of vitamin D intake above which risk of asthma was reduced.

A further problem is that there is no clear threshold of 'acceptable' compliance above which we could consider that the CPGs have been implemented well.

Although our data were collected consecutively from Jan . 2004to Dec. 2015 and the moderate and severe OSA patients were discriminated with a clear threshold of AHI = 15 and AHI = 30, respectively, expecting not to overestimate the diagnostic accuracy, several limitations must be considered when interpreting the findings.

Unlike the Yorkshire study, this study found no clear threshold for effects of surgeon volumes on survival.

Because of the limited availability of antibodies, we could not show a clear threshold for the number of transmembrane helices in the substrates for EMC activity.

Consistent with previous studies of intellectual development (Canfield et al. 2003; Lanphear et al. 2005; Tellez-Rojo et al. 2006), our analysis supports that there is no clear threshold for the effects of lead on sensitive outcomes such as birth weight.

The mean of PV30 in the Good group (mean = 0.304 SD = 0.076) is higher compared to the Average+Poor group (mean = 0.171 SD = 0.068) but there is no clear threshold for the value of PV30 at which the Average+Poor group is distinguished from the Good group.

While another peer who tried unsuccessfully to amend the bill, Green MP Jenny Jones, flagged a lack of requirement of "reasonable suspicion" for powers to be used — and therefore a lack of a clear threshold for authorizing state surveillance — arguing this allows sweeping justification for the usage of the bill's highly intrusive powers.