Sentence examples for condition threshold from inspiring English sources

Biclustering was performed using the following parameters: t_g (gene threshold) = 2, t_c (condition threshold) = 1.

In this study, in order to assemble more modules, we compromised the stringency of modules by adjusting the condition threshold to a small value, 1.5.

In the crossmodal '200 ms' condition, threshold values were not dependent on test modality or adapting modality per se (F2, 12 = 0.712, p>0.05), but the interaction between adapt and test modalities was significant (F4, 24 = 9.815, p = 0.0001).

Given that the number of the tissues (29) is much less than that of the genes (6,200) in the expression data, we first evaluated the performance of module discovery by adjusting the condition threshold (Tc = 1.0, 1.55, 1.75 1.75 and 2.0), while the gene threshold (Tg) was fixed at a somewhat arbitrary value, 3.0.

A region in the inferior frontal gyrus (BA 45; local maximum at MNI -56, 30, 12) showed a same subsequent memory effect with specific preference only in the high distraction condition (threshold at p uncorrected)<0.001) but not in low distraction condition (even at a liberal threshold p uncorrected)<0.01).

In the Small Mask condition, thresholds were elevated by 70% on average (Standard Error 21%) relative to baseline [t(5) = 3.83, p<.02].

Different gene and condition thresholds are used for the ISA.

Results for the proposal and decision condition, thresholded at p <.05 FWE cluster-level extent using an initial threshold of p <.001 uncorrected (and a cluster size of k > 102), can be found in the main text.

Whether climate change effects are assessed using quantitative or qualitative methods, it is important to consider the potential for non-linearity, boundary conditions, thresholds and feedbacks.

However, at that condition, the threshold current is too high and overlaps with the harmonic ML onset current.

The distance between the defects, which form an infinite cluster, and therefore, fulfill the percolation condition ("percolation threshold"), is defined as a percolation radius, R perc.