Sentence examples for equivalent thresholds from inspiring English sources

Mathematically, our model and results apply to such a situation where subnetworks in each community are similar, the epidemic is equivalently initiated in each, and identical mitigation strategies are applied with equivalent thresholds and compliances.

Equivalent thresholds for through-thickness short cracks, where the crack wake and hence the effect of such shielding is minimized, were consequently far less sensitive to mode-mixity and corresponded in magnitude to the shielding-corrected large-crack thresholds.

We obtained equivalent thresholds of fluorescence intensity for the initial image scanned in the unstretched state and that scanned in the stretched state.

Mean energy expenditure data presented as metabolic equivalent thresholds per hour per day.

The AER/ACR equivalent thresholds were derived from data on 7,170 adolescents with diabetes (T. Jones, Perth, Australia, personal communication).

We assessed the significance of the difference in test performance by using a likelihood ratio test comparing models with and without covariate terms for accuracy at equivalent thresholds.

A person briefed the matter said an equivalent threshold would apply for employees paid in dollars.

The equivalent threshold in Scotland is £43,431, meaning that Scots earning £50,000 will pay about £1,300 more tax than English workers earning the same.

The subspace and its equivalent threshold that minimizes the MSE are chosen.

It can be seen that in these examples, different positive externality "drivers" lead to equivalent (threshold) micro-scale models.

For muscle tissue with only 3 samples, the equivalent threshold is considerably larger with FDR < 0.18.