Sentence examples for conservative thresholds from inspiring English sources

Within this extent, and based on conservative thresholds in our results, we identified 43,417 km2 of land with relatively high conservation value and 117 unique CPAs totaling 6291 km2.

Using conservative thresholds, we estimate CAMEO prevalence at 1237 certificates, accounting for 1.3% of the certificates in the 69 MOOCs with CAMEO users.

Results, Goodell wrote, would be based on the current test used for Olympic athletes and minor league baseball players with what Goodell called "conservative thresholds in place to guard against any meaningful risk of false positive".

Then, a distributed fault detection scheme and the corresponding adaptive thresholds are designed based on the observer characteristics and, at the same time, filtering is used in order to attenuate the effect of measurement noise, which facilitates less conservative thresholds and enhanced robustness.

Values as large as five are accepted as an adequate fit, but more conservative thresholds are two or three (Arbuckle 2009).

Additionally, if more conservative thresholds for support were favored, this would also tend to require the use of more loci.

Finding a single BMSB or green stink bug in the tree canopy within 100′ of scouted perimeter row would be considered a conservative threshold.

In some ways, the more conservative threshold represents progress against lead poisoning in the last 30 years.

We used a conservative threshold to maximize the number of clearly defined waveforms and minimize contamination from spurious non-neuronal events.

However, a conservative threshold is justified considering the use of statistically based methodology in modelling of the ground thermal regime (Methods).

A baseline detector is used on both the left and right images with a conservative threshold in order to preserve a larger candidate set.