Sentence examples for conversion thresholds from inspiring English sources
Additionally, the risks posed by climate change can further exacerbate the tendency for NPV methods to underestimate true conversion thresholds.
Exploration of energy conversion in the two excitation amplitudes plane advocates for a linear dependence of the frequency conversion thresholds on the two excitation amplitudes.
We found that underlying variability in primary productivity across the study area had a substantial effect on conversion thresholds required to trigger land use change when compared to results from NPV analysis.
Larger studies are needed to confirm our preliminary findings, and determine the conversion thresholds for IGRAs.
Yet he would keep the conversion threshold high, he said, so prospective converts would face rigorous tests in such subjects as Jewish history and Hebrew.
That's why Series C shareholders were the only ones that had any incentive to convert their shares, because the $75 million in proceeds from the sale was above that conversion threshold.
That conversion threshold — the proceeds from a liquidation that would make common shares more valuable than simply the liquidation preference payout — is different for each set of shareholders, and it depends on the terms of the deal.
In all cases, the introduction of energy at a second excitation frequency appears favorable to lower the frequency conversion threshold and to lower the noise within the system.
If the issuer's stock price rises to the conversion threshold, holders of the convertibles will sooner or later swap the bonds for stock and dilute the existing shareholders.
This growth allowed for a substantial decrease in the ultrasound conversion threshold (to 1.4 MPa and 4.8 MPa at 1 MHz and 18 MHz, respectively), whereas non-coalesced NDs in cells and NDs alone were not converted up to the maximum applied pressure (2.1 MPa and 6.3 MPa at 1 MHz and 18 MHz, respectively).
As speculation, perhaps at a certain copy number a gene conversion threshold is crossed so that the copies are more efficiently constrained to a single sequence.
