Sentence examples for clearer thresholds from inspiring English sources

In general, the world seems not unhappy with the idea of a less interventionist United States -- or, perhaps more accurately, a United States with clearer thresholds for the use of military force that have more to do with national and security interests than with ill-defined "humanitarian intervention," as in Somalia and Kosovo.

This is in contrast to the QALY where there are clearer thresholds that can help to inform the acceptability of an intervention.

This can also be seen in the histograms in Figures 1 and 2, where the distribution of IV30 provides a clearer threshold between the two groups than for the PV30.

If one compares this to the distribution of IV30 in two groups of simulated management efficiency there is a clearer threshold where the groups can be distinguished from each other.

If a perfectly clear-cut threshold value separated controllers and progressors, the ROC area would be equal to unity.

There are no clear thresholds for change of level either for change of rhythm; so we will focus on a threshold on the slope.

As such, it is critically important to identify at which spatial scale logging intensity should be measured and whether there are clear thresholds in the relationship between logging intensity and its impacts on biodiversity or ecological processes.

To date mainly because of paucity of data on this issue, no clear thresholds have been found regarding the harmful impact of hypo- or hyper-capnia after CA. Whereas hypocapnia seems consistently associated with worse outcome, hypercapnia is not [100].

Step 1: Set clear thresholds for how much money you personally need, want and desire from you business.

For DCE CT imaging, clear thresholds have not been defined.

In order to be able to use the determination of AI plasma concentrations to evaluate adherence, clear thresholds for adequate plasma concentrations are needed.