Sentence examples for definite threshold from inspiring English sources

Even a developed economy has no definite threshold at which debt levels become "too high .But high debt levels do matter.

It can develop when the density of the field-aligned current reaches a definite threshold value.

Such an instability can develop when the density of the field-aligned current reaches a definite threshold value.

Therefore, it is difficult for harmonic based algorithms to set a definite threshold to detect HIFs in wind farms.

The 2nd and 3rd harmonics and total harmonic distortion (THD) of zero-sequence current all vary in a wide range; hence it is difficult to set a definite threshold to balance the sensitivity and security of detection algorithms.

The isocontour is defined at a definite threshold of the maximum lesion/sphere uptake.

Furthermore, the definite thresholds of cytotoxic and vasogenic oedema established by ADC have not yet been validated in a wide population of patients or in animal studies.

Definite thresholds of cytotoxic and vasogenic oedema established by ADC are not yet validated in a wide population of patients or in animal studies.

There is no definite age threshold at which HZ severity, PHN frequency, pain intensity or disease burden as assessed by validated scales increased in patients aged 70 years or more.

[ 27] In the UK, a stratified sample of the original 8000 respondents to the 2000 Psychiatric Morbidity Survey (all of those with a definite or sub-threshold psychiatric disorder and a 20% random sample of those without such disorder) were contacted eighteen months later for a follow-up interview.

Although we have provided analysis of several thresholds for illustrative purposes, we have not provided definite comment on what threshold of absolute risk should be used to define a "high risk" group, as that would require consideration of the balance of risks and benefits for individuals and cost effectiveness analyses, which are outside the scope of this study.