Sentence examples for frequent thresholds from inspiring English sources

Most frequent thresholds used to interrupt enteral feeding are residual volumes of 200 250 mL [ 49].

As expected, duration of follow-up was a prominent component with 10 years being the most frequent threshold (Supplementary Table 10).

Time to end-point was a prominent component of definitions, with 92% of definitions including a duration component, the most frequent threshold being 3 years (Fig. 5, Supplementary Table 11).

The most frequent CD4+ cell threshold was 500 cells/μl (Fig. 4, Supplementary Table 10).

The most frequent HIV-RNA threshold used was 50 copies/ml.

Above this threshold frequent droughts kill the offspring and inhibit emergence.

In many cases without yield loss CSNT values were below the 250 ppm "low" threshold, indicating frequent false positives for N deficiencies: The tool often identified deficiencies when in fact there were none.

"Our analysis demonstrates that under current change scenarios, the strongest atmospheric rivers are projected to become more intense and, for any given intensity threshold, more frequent, indicating an intensification of precipitation extremes," the study concludes.

However, the edge clusters extracted from the hybrid graph are not frequent when the frequency threshold is set higher than the support of these edges.

The influence of these malfunctions is noted in the continuous monitoring data on atmospheric TDI concentrations which continue to reveal frequent excursions above the threshold limit value (TLV) of 0.02 ppm ceiling.

This potential mobility indicator "failed" if the score was equal to or less than 21/42, given that this threshold indicates frequent difficulties and the need for technical or human assistance [ 87].