Sentence examples for established thresholds for from inspiring English sources
Using a cut-off of 50 for each anchor, we established thresholds for change in OHS and postoperative OHS.
Jan and Chen (2005) established thresholds for debris flows in the Chenyoulan river catchment in central Taiwan before and after the 1999 Chi-Chi earthquake.
As such, we do not provide any refinements for rail transportation ISs in relation to ash thickness and the previously established thresholds for rail transportation are therefore unchanged by our study.
The higher local strains on bone tissue in the PEEK pore structure were below previously established thresholds for bone damage but in the range necessary for physiological bone maintenance and adaptation.
Discordance could be explained by residual mutations in DNMT3A and TET2 that were not detected by MFC and presence of residual leukemia mutations with VAF below the established thresholds for mutation calling.
Next we adopt the empirical results from Blake (2016), and Blake et al.'s (2016 and 2017a) (see Additional file 1 for key findings summary) suite of targeted laboratory experiments to refine these established thresholds for ash thickness, and to develop new IS options for visibility impairment based on ash-settling rate as the HIM.
Therefore, the derivation of quantitative measures for the degree of deviation (such as the MDR) and an established threshold for this measure as indicating non-additive interaction must be preferred in the context of pragmatic regulatory decision making.
For example, mercury and PCBs were found at levels acceptable for occasional human consumption and DDT was consistently below the established threshold for concern.
Seroprotection is defined as an antibody titre superior to an established threshold for clinical protection specific to each vaccine.
A cutoff of 5 was the optimal level for detecting 'cases' of clinically significant fatigue as defined by exceeding an established threshold for caseness on the FACT-F.
