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Typically, each CQI is associated with a particular signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) interval; hence, MCSs are selected by mapping the estimated instantaneous SNR into its corresponding SNR interval, defined by an upper and a lower threshold.

That is, if τ is to be defined by an upper sample quantile, it should be the upper sample quantile of both of the two groups combined, not of each group separately.

The normalized D' LD measure was used to identify LD blocks where strong LD was defined by an upper confidence bound of D' > 0.98 and a lower confidence bound of D' > 0.7.

In nature, however, biological objects or processes are self-similar only within a fractal domain which is defined by an upper and a lower limit (also called the scaling window), in which fractality can be observed [4,5].

The region representative of android fat was defined by an upper horizontal border underneath the chin with vertical borders passing down beside the ribs and a lower border formed by diagonal lines passing through the hip joints and meeting at the perineum.

Hypercoagulability, defined by an MCF above the upper limit of the normal reference values (97.5th percentile of the general population), occurred significantly more often in patients with thromboembolic complications.

Therefore, only "inliers" – cases within a certain standard length of stay (LOS) period, defined by a lower and an upper trim point – become part of the calculation for the standard reimbursement rates.

A constraint is defined by a lower and an upper bound defining a range of possible values of the component.

Furthermore, when combined in a simple step-wise approach with NGAL, the best injury biomarker previously measured in this cohort, YKL-40 ≥ 5 ng/ml significantly partitioned the high-risk group (defined by an NGAL value in the upper quartile) into moderate-risk and very high-risk groups.

A bleed was defined by a specific code for an upper gastrointestinal nonvariceal bleed in either primary or secondary care who had a supporting code in the linked dataset (defined as a likely symptom, cause, therapy, investigation, or outcome of upper gastrointestinal hemorrhage).

Pre-large sequences are defined by a lower support threshold and an upper support threshold that act as gaps to avoid the movements of sequences directly from large to small and vice versa.