Moreover, precise inference is more difficult due to incomplete annotation, along with different stringency criteria, customary thresholds to classify true and erroneous AS events, and various gene models used in different species.
Laboratory measurements were defined and taken according to the prescribing physician's customary practice, including threshold testosterone levels used for TD diagnosis, time of blood draw for testosterone determination, and number of times testosterone levels were measured for diagnosis.
All parameters were measured or defined according to the investigator's customary practice, including threshold testosterone levels used for diagnosis, time of blood draw for testosterone determination, number of times testosterone levels were measured for diagnosis, placement of measuring tape for waist and hip circumference, and method of blood pressure (BP) determination.
It has become clear that spacecraft system complexity is reaching a threshold where customary methods of control are no longer affordable or sufficiently reliable.
It is customary to define a threshold for making a binary decision whether a gene is present or absent in a particular tissue/condition.
The threshold choice, through customary or statistical criteria, is the key for the change interpretation [5, 6].
The computation of a single sensitivity threshold, which is customary for determining a single detection threshold, was not a sensible procedure for many PD data sets.
To verify this, we considered removing samples with an Illumina GC50PCT less than a threshold larger than the customary 0.7.
Since these measures are correlated and vary with the thresholds (cut points), it is customary to analyze TPR and FPR proportions as pairs, and to also explore the effect of threshold on study results [ 23].
Only wages up to the collectively negotiated or the local customary level, respectively, and up to social security thresholds can be taken into account when determining the size of the subsidy.
