Existing video segmentation methods can be classified into two groups: the shot change detection (SCD) approach for which thresholds have to be pre-assigned, and the clustering approach for which a prior knowledge of the number of clusters is required.
For the purpose of this paper, no prior selection of indicators was made, but all available relevant datasets for which thresholds (see below) could be defined, were included in the analyses.
Transfected TG2 was identified in these particles using the eGFP signal, for which thresholding was set using a non-transfected control sample.
To address case 1, the breeding organization chose a list of traits for which thresholds were defined and the value of a mating was assessed by the number of faults D, i.e., the number of traits for which the expected EBV of progeny was below these thresholds.
S21 Echocardiographic indices to predict fluid responsiveness in ventilated patients with circulatory failure: which threshold for which aim? Emmanuelle Begot, Xavier Repessé, Julie Léger, Gwenael Prat, Cyril Charron, Pierre-Yves Egreteau, Christophe Jacob, Koceila Bouferache, Loay Kontar, Julien Maizel, Michel Slama, Antoine Vieillard-Baron, Philippe Vignon.
The question arises as to which threshold for protein to creatinine ratio gives, on average across all studies, the best summary results for sensitivity and specificity combined.
Finally, yet another possibility is that not only the threshold per se, but also the variable for which this threshold was determined (i.e., the velocity ratio) is problematic.
This threshold was set to 25 YEN for all conditions, except for 0.01, 0.37 and 0.99, for which the threshold was set to 12.5 YEN.
In Pakistan, the death sentence can be imposed for blasphemy, for which the threshold is very low.
But more alarming than this failure to destroy old nuclear weapons has been the Obama administration's aggressive pursuit of new, "smaller" ones, for which the threshold of use would be lower, according to former military commanders.
