Sentence examples for exceeding thresholds from inspiring English sources

Ecologically-relevant parameters such as maximum outflow temperature, duration of temperatures exceeding thresholds for coldwater species, and thermal load have all been considered in past research.

We show that the cumulative impacts of these human activities and global changes may lead to exceeding thresholds beyond which the morphology of the tidal basins significantly changes, and loses its natural characteristics.

The simulated taxes were: (1) 18% price tax on all foods and beverages exceeding thresholds on sodium, saturated fat, and added sugar and for which marketing is restricted (based on a Chilean law, effective June 16, 2016); (2) 40% tax on SSBs (22% above the current tax level); and (3) a 1 Chilean peso (0.2 US cents) per gram of sugar tax on products with added sugar.

This could lead to classification errors by exceeding thresholds used for discriminating between responding and non-responding tumours unless acquisition and processing of pre- and post-treatment scans are acquired on the same scanner and processed identically.

The increased abundance of environmental conditions exceeding thresholds in the current work is similar to other studies reporting an increase of heat and drought stress all over Europe [15, 16].

This study found widespread evidence indicating that integrated and commercial culture systems are especially prone to low levels of DO concentrations at night; approaching or exceeding thresholds likely to impact fish health and survival.

§ 801.20 Acquisitions subsequent to exceeding threshold.

Through database queries and spatial displays, the position of the extreme instrument readings exceeding threshold limits is identified.

This is a serious drawback especially in risk analysis where confidence intervals and probability of exceeding threshold values are required.

That is, they do not consider probabilities of exceeding threshold concentrations for defined effects in the environment.

The levels of heavy metals -- including mercury, cadmium and arsenic -- did not exceed thresholds considered dangerous, the investigators found.