Using this evidence from the Series Rouge, we argue that the surficial cohesion provided by matgrounds did not exceed thresholds for reworking by hydrodynamic processes thus having little or no effect on their preserved sedimentary architecture.
In the weeks following the spill, Alberta Environment reported "impacts" to fish, confirming a number of contaminants had exceeded thresholds for aquatic life.
Frequency estimates for individual segments required at least one gene in a segment in a genotype to exceed thresholds for both CGH and resequencing-based SV calls.
It can be seen that the majority of this population exceeds thresholds for acute harm (binge drinking) but they drink infrequently (just over once a week on average), thus less than one in five exceed guidelines for chronic harm.
11 However, the risk that a young adult born following a hypertensive pregnancy has blood pressures that exceed thresholds for diagnosis of hypertension (HTN), and therefore may present for medical advice, has not been studied.
We examined a final multivariate model that included all confounding variables, and then we repeated the final multivariate analysis excluding mothers who exceeded thresholds for depression at the time they completed the cognitive style measure.
The median scores, interquartile ranges and proportion of participants exceeding threshold scores for GHQ-28, PCS, and PDS for the three groups are presented in Table 5.
That is, they do not consider probabilities of exceeding threshold concentrations for defined effects in the environment.
These levels exceed threshold levels for lethal mercury toxicity [ 1, 2].
Fluctuations in pain between two measurement points ranged from 0 to 7 points, frequently exceeding the thresholds for clinically relevant differences.
