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For example, thresholds can be adjusted, the active link quality can be measured in terms of Signal to Interference plus Noise Ratio (SINR), Bit Error Rate (BER), etc.

For example, thresholds for voice pitch discrimination and attribution of vocal masculinity (a trait associated with pitch) are not significantly different (Re, unpublished data).

For example, thresholds for significance in meta-analyses are rarely adjusted if more than one primary outcome is used [ 13].

For example, thresholds could be chosen based on the distributions of ROH length for each species relative to the distribution of ROH length of several species together.

For example, thresholds for B-cell activation or the number of rounds of somatic hypermutation, and thus the timing of plasma cell differentiation, may be polymorphic (Fig. 1).

QT approaches have ~4 10 times more statistical power (Potkin et al. 2009e; Purcell et al. 2003) (Fig.  3), making use of the entire distribution of trait values, as well as avoiding the often arbitrary or error prone cutoff distinctions, for example, thresholds that distinguish MCI from AD.

(B) Representative example (threshold = 0.03 for both signals).

(For example, thresholded alleles cannot be arithmetically added together using mixture weights).

For example, threshold differences between redness discrimination and health and attractiveness judgments are likely to be smaller than the threshold differences for a cue less well associated with health and attractiveness.

The number of candidates did not increase significantly with less stringent similarity levels (for example, threshold of 10%).

For example, threshold events higher than 1,000 per second reduced the flow rate to low or medium and always maintained flow rate medium or low with less than 1,000 events/second.