To explore the threshold restriction of proposed estimator and existing estimators, simulations with different threshold are carried out.
We have explored the threshold of tolerance of three unrelated cell types to treatments with potential cytoprotective peptides bound to Tat48 57 and Antp43 58 cell-permeable peptide carriers.
In this paper, we explore the threshold of fitness for use for archival and library paper documents used for display or reading in the context of access in reading rooms by the general public.
For this new system, we explore the threshold between the extinction and persistence of two microorganisms and study the influences of impulsive toxicant input and stochastic disturbance on system dynamics.
Previous work explored the threshold of mechanical degradation at which a paper document is no longer considered to be fit for the purpose of use by a reader, while in this paper we explore the rate of accumulation of such damage in the context of object handling.
Potential applications for such systems include molecular electronics, semi-conducting (and possibly ferromagnetic) metallocene polymers (an example of a molecular wire), and exploring the threshold between heterogeneous and homogeneous catalysis.
The next step is the representation of sensitivity against 1-specificity from each study in a ROC space to explore the threshold effect.
So, we firstly explored the threshold effect, which was evaluated with the Spearman correlation coefficient with Moses' model weighted by inverse variance.
We will calculate radiation risks using new estimates for the average glandular dose that were measured in the Dutch nationwide screening programme (Zoetelief et al, 2006), and explore the threshold for a positive benefit risk balance.
It was not possible to explore the threshold effect by subgroup analysis owing to the small number of studies reporting this outcome, therefore bivariate meta-analysis was carried out, which did not change the overall results (2.1, 1.2 to 4.1).
