Sentence examples for demarcation value from inspiring English sources

Taking 32 as a demarcation value for the Bayes factor yields 30% of the genes detected as selectively overexpressed.

ANI values for P. stutzeri group (≤88.2%) were also not in accordance with species demarcation value of 95-96% [ 65] indicating towards intra species level divergence.

In case that the pair of tissues cannot be considered as a functionally equivalent group, these are false positives and avoiding them can be solved by taking a much higher Bayes factor (e.g. log2 = 10, see Fig. 1B) as a demarcation value.

A different approach, namely to base demarcation criteria on the value base of science, was proposed by sociologist Robert K. Merton ([1942] 1973).

Moreover, a value of the demarcation limit has been derived based on the fluorescence variation in normal skin adjacent to the tumour.

The ICTV proposed a reduced similarity value for the demarcation of species in the case of mastreviruses (75%), compared to that for the majority of geminiviruses (89%) [ 18].

Histograms often showed a bimodal distribution of pixel values indicating a clear demarcation of positive staining.

Moreover, lipid drug demarcation diagrams representing a set of critical values of ratios of solute properties at which the two solutes precipitate simultaneously were developed.

The demarcation between these operating regimes is the critical value of this ratio:σcrit= KA+KAKBKB+KAKB,where Ki is the mass transfer coefficient of reagent i.

When plotting test results as inelastic strain range versus cycles to crack initiation, the OP BiF results exhibit a clear demarcation from the TMF data at a particular value of inelastic strain range; above which the results are primarily fatigue dominated and follow the trend of the OP TMF tests while below the results are environmentally dominated, creating a separate trend.

We provide a tool to simulate taxonomy changes by changing species and/or genus demarcations to user-provided values.