He needed hospitalisation but refused – two weeks off would mean that his income would fall under the threshold.
A recent study in Australia indicated that athletes using H.G.H. might be able to take a smaller dose of steroids to achieve the same effect, he said, adding that the amount of steroids used then might fall under the threshold of triggering a positive test.
A contact is considered undesirable, if the distance between the respective atoms falls under the threshold given in the table on the left.
It is worth mentioning that the IL-8 values, consecutively tested in 36 patients (16 MIO and 20 conventional), fell under the threshold of 32 pg/ml postoperatively in 32 cases, remaining above the threshold in 2 cases for each group (F test, p < 0.0001).
Today, a mere 11percentt of salaried workers fall under the threshold, compared with 65percentt in 1975, according to the Economic Policy Institute.
The combination of the energy variation needed to create these particles, and the time during which they exist, fall under the threshold of detectability expressed by the Heisenberg uncertainty relation, ΔE · Δt ≥ ħ.
This method also explicitly interpolates zero values which are found in the signal when measured intensities fall under the threshold, normally established during instrument tuning [ 36].
Apparently, a stronger shift was observed for than for, whereas for the resulting k-anonymity fell under the threshold of only in 1.2% of blurred locations.
The determination of MTX serum levels was performed before and immediately after the end of drug infusion, and repeated every 24 h until the MTX serum concentration fell under the threshold concentration of 0.05 μmol l−1.
No measures are included on ownership rights, posing a big problem for groups such as International Airlines Group, which falls under the threshold to maintain its EU flying licenses'(2) (3).
A contact is considered undesirable, if all four measured values fall under the thresholds given in the table on the left.
