Sentence examples for general thresholds from inspiring English sources

In general, thresholds close to the central data will bias the estimation towards the central values which are not informative for the tail.

It should be noted that there are no general thresholds that define a test to be clinically valid.

Luckily for its practitioners, the general threshold of common sense has declined just as drastically, even as the market for advice has become more diversified.

Ours is an age of fluid boundaries and of a drastically lowered general threshold of embarrassment, so one might suppose that the genre would be obsolete.

In general, threshold is selected less than 10-2.

This is a more general threshold finding approach for stopping the OMP than the threshold proposed in [14].

Moreover, a general threshold that is suitable for different broadcast channels and programs is very difficult to find; therefore, detection-based approach is very sensitive to the broadcasting.

However, a general threshold is crossed when it comes to fields, like the electromagnetic field, which are not merely difficult but impossible to deal with in the frame of QM.

Caine (1980) suggested a general threshold for shallow landslide failure on undisturbed slopes in terms of rainfall intensity and duration and, in terms of hourly rainfall intensities, equates to 25 mm hr−1.

Among them, the classical kNN-based AD approach [6, 18] was implemented by calculating average distances of all the training samples from their 5 nearest neighbours (i.e. k = 5); since the choice of thresholds didn't follow any strict rules in the existing literature, the value corresponding to 95th percentile in this vector of average distances was considered as general threshold.

Based on the findings in the healthy subjects, a total SUV of minimum 6500, equivalent to 25% of the upper limit of the 95% confidence interval for total SUV in healthy subjects, could be proposed as a general threshold for minimum remnant liver function.