Sentence examples for development of thresholds from inspiring English sources
The statistics used to define the threshold for WS outbreak provide a starting point for the development of thresholds for other diseases and/or locations, although data on the onset and development of a disease in each location would still be required.
Also, in a speed discrimination task, Manning et al. (2012) reported a more gradual development of thresholds for slow (1.5°/s) than fast (6°/s) speeds.
In demonstrating the potential of this metric, we call for the continued collection of age-specific ILI data and additional research on the development of thresholds to define and differentiate mild from severe seasons.
Thus, for the consideration of potential mechanisms for the development of threshold responses for chemical exposures, the ILSI RF working group developed a case study for DNA-reactive chemicals as a class rather than using a single chemical for a case study.
The present study sought to characterize the development of CFF thresholds in the first year of life using a larger sample than previous studies and a repeated measures design (in Experiment 2) to control for individual differences.
The use of coloured bar charts to display this information facilitated the often difficult discussions surrounding systemic adjuvant therapies with patients and allowed the development of treatment thresholds for chemotherapy in individual breast units.
Knowledge of the molecular site and the mechanism of RDX action with respect to seizure induction can guide therapeutic strategies, allow more accurate development of safe thresholds for exposures, and help prevent the development of new explosives or other munitions that could pose similar health risks.
This mode-locked laser scheme presents a viable option in the development of low threshold ultrashort pulse system for deployment as a seed laser.
The pathological findings in cells other than motor neurons, which are predominantly seen in more severe cases, have led to the development of the threshold hypothesis.
These observations, coupled with evidence from mouse models indicating that dysfunction in non-neuromuscular tissue might also contribute to the overall pathology of SMA, have led to the development of the threshold hypothesis (Box 1).
