Sentence examples for clearly defined thresholds from inspiring English sources

The shadow home secretary also argued that the legislation "needs to include clearly defined thresholds for access to internet connection records" and that the records should be limited to "police officers of a specified seniority".

For the other programs, the context-specific assessment of cost-effectiveness is problematic as there are different thresholds for cost-effectiveness in different countries or no clearly defined thresholds at all.

Regarding the cost-effectiveness of the programs, it also has to be taken into account, that the context-specific assessment of cost-effectiveness is problematic as there are different thresholds for cost-effectiveness in different countries (e.g., AU$50,000 in Australia; see, for example, [22]) or no clearly defined thresholds at all.

Eligibility criteria for selecting studies Eligible studies examined diagnosis of hypertension in adults of all ages using home and/or clinic blood pressure measurement compared with those made using ambulatory monitoring that clearly defined thresholds to diagnose hypertension.

Types of outcome measures—We extracted data into 2×2 tables for comparisons of the diagnosis of hypertension provided that clearly defined thresholds for the diagnosis of hypertension were used.

As with cataract, there is no clearly defined threshold for deciding when knee replacement surgery should be performed.

Generally, surgery is offered when the cataract degrades vision to an extent that is noticeable by the patient, but there is no clearly defined threshold at which surgery should or should not be offered.

This suggests that our approach is giving some reasonable estimate of the energetics of Met4 binding, with a clearly defined threshold for functional binding sites.

Although there is no clearly defined threshold below which any health intervention can be considered to be cost-effective, the guidelines of the WHO Commission on Macroeconomics and Health can be used to establish the comparative value of alternative interventions in a given country, taking into account its ability to pay for goods and services [26].

The risks tend to increase with the amount of ethanol drunk, in the absence of any clearly defined threshold below which no effect is evident.

We found that small RNA level was positively correlated with mRNA level, but only when mRNA expression was above a clearly defined threshold of around 1,000 normalized reads (Spearman Correlation Coefficient > 0.75, Fig.  3a, Additional file 6).