Sentence examples for common thresholds from inspiring English sources

Overall, our findings imply that a substantial percentage of former beneficiaries are able to re-enter the labor force after their benefits cease; however, a not-inconsequential minority of those with earnings do not meet common thresholds of earnings sufficiency and are not able to maintain their earnings over time.

The presence of well-characterized species, both molecularly and morphologically, with very low divergences also confounded the use of common thresholds for our datasets, no matter whether they were defined a priori (clustering) or deduced from the data (GMYC).

This could be particularly important for treatments with long-term consequences and ICERs around common thresholds.

Costs per QALY were far below common thresholds in all preoperative utility score groups and with all underlying calculation methodologies.

Factor loadings of all items, as well as construct reliability and average variance extracted per subscale, reached common thresholds.

Duration of follow-up and CD4+ cell threshold components were prominent in this group, with 10 years and 500 cells/μl being the most common thresholds, respectively.

The common thresholding operators used in practice are hard thresholding and soft thresholding (Kopsinis and McLaughlin 2009) which are expressed by Eqs.

For each unique word found a common threshold value is set for comparison.

However, with the common threshold decision in acquisition, the relationship between and is given by [19] (11).

For the family and friends construct, all factor loadings were above the common threshold of 0.32 (Table 3).

Hence, we derive the e2e BER of the system for a given common threshold for all relays.