This study found that fish biomass must exceed a minimum of 500kg/ha to ensure coral survival.
Estimation with OLS and individual fixed effects The dependent variable measures the logarithm of annual labor market income exceeding a minimum of 100,000 SEK annually.
It can be noted the bond stress is influenced by the stirrups only when ρ s exceeds a minimum percentage of transverse reinforcement (ρ s,lim).
Finally, convergence studies on the complete simulation algorithm demonstrate that the algorithm is very robust against changes in the number of stochastic particles used, provided that the number of particles exceeds a minimum required for numerical stability.
In order to ensure service quality, the facilities cannot be operated unless their level of activity exceeds a minimum workload requirement.
A similar method for picking peaks as used in the first derivative method is applied here, where a detection is defined as a peak in the MODWT first detail that exceeds a minimum value a DWT for a period of time exceeding the minimum duration p DWT.
For comparisons of inter-rater reliability among all five reviewers, a sample size of 28 patients was required for 80% power for an obtained reliability of 0.90, exceeding a minimum reliability of 0.80 with 1-sided α = 0.05.
The same percentage of spread cells (i.e. cells that switched from round to flat with filopodia and maintained this spread form) was observed independent of local concentration once local concentration exceeded a minimum threshold of 4 dots/cluster (and with a constant global concentration of 50 RGD/μm) [ 53].
Using the method of Walter et al. [ 15], an analysis of inter-rater reliability, completed by two reviewers for 421 patients, had >99% power for a target reliability of 0.90, exceeding a minimum reliability (i.e., minimally acceptable level of reliability) of 0.80 with 1-sided α = 0.05.
It has been suggested that F. hepatica can complete its life cycle when the temperature exceeds 10 °C for a minimum of 2 months per year, enabling intramolluscan development [ 1].
