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Analyses of lower compliance levels indicated that although the number of preventable non-fatal and fatal cardiovascular events would be reduced, the incremental cost effectiveness ratios remained below accepted cost effective thresholds.

The results were compared with experimentally measured effective thresholds and geometry of real crack fronts.

In both investigated materials, the effective thresholds for mode III were ∼1.7 times higher than those for mode II.

Experimental results for niobium showed that growth micromechanisms and effective thresholds (ΔKIIeff,th ≈ 1.0 MPa m1/2, ΔKIIIeff,th ≈ 1.4 MPa m1/2) of modes II and III cracks were different, which was also observed in other metals.

For realistic statistical assessment in a collection of tumors, we feel that an individual-tumor noise model producing sample-specific effective thresholds is more appropriate than a single global threshold and that separate treatment of different types of copy number changes is very useful in practice.

Genotoxic carcinogens at very low dosages may have practical, effective threshold no-effect levels, but, nevertheless, because of their mechanism of action they are regarded as a qualitative hazard.

The design of such an effective threshold metric as well as the analysis of the effect of using pseudorandom training codes could also be interesting research topics.

Then a simple and empirical threshold selection method is proposed, which can be an effective threshold selection tool for the extreme value estimation of vehicle load effect in future engineering practice.

The effective threshold values measured are greater than those reported for steels.

The effective threshold stress intensity range, ΔKeffth, is fairly constant irrespective of the tensile strength.

The effective threshold of stress intensity range of both microstructures is about 1.7 MPa√m.