Sentence examples for historical threshold from inspiring English sources

The ozone "hole" is not literally a hole; rather, the phenomenon is defined as the area where the concentration of ozone drops below the historical threshold of 220 Dobson Units.

In recent years Democrats have insisted that Congress maintain a special safety net for the long-term jobless specifically because the national unemployment rate hadn't fallen beneath an historical threshold.

In our opinion, there is no justification for the historical threshold ANC of 1.5 × 10 l−1 for administration of adjuvant chemotherapy.

This historical threshold is based on the cost of providing care to patients with end-stage renal disease in the 1970s, which now exceeds $120,000/QALY.

With the development of newer assay techniques, substantially lower testosterone levels (15 ng/dL) have been observed in men after bilateral orchiectomy, which has led to reassessment of the historical threshold level by the medical community.

The detection of abnormal events necessitates the calculation of expected references, previously called historical thresholds.

Methods based on historical thresholds may have difficulties in detecting an outbreak happening within or below average historical report levels.

this non-instrumental observable is assumed to be an informative parameter, with a relatively consistent historical detection threshold.

Age 35 was chosen as the cut-off to reflect the historical age threshold used to determine whether INH should be offered to TST+ patients who were at low risk for TB reactivation [ 15].

We might first observe that both the subjunctive-historical and threshold notions of harm can be employed to interpret many core cases of harm.

Unlike many other ancient physical arts that have been commercialized and watered down (think of 6 week online Yoga teaching certificates and Karate Black Belts given out at strip malls) Capoeira has stayed true to the historical standards, thresholds and rigor that make it so spectacular.