Sentence examples for imprecise threshold from inspiring English sources

Actual P values (for example, P=0.003) are strongly preferable to imprecise threshold reports such as P<0.05.

Of note, the revised CONSORT statement for superiority trials, item 12a[ 32] recommends the report of the actual P-values for statistical significance rather than the imprecise threshold "P < 0.05".

By allowing for imprecision in the model, fuzzy logic opens the possibility for the inclusion of imprecise inputs and imprecise thresholds (Homayouni et al. 2009).

The authors approach attempts to simplify the complexity of setting thresholds by using imprecise thresholds such as high and low for engaging adaptation.

The authors approach attempts to simplify the complexity of setting thresholds by using imprecise thresholds such as high and low for specifying elasticity rules.

The high concentration of interface traps in SiC Double-implanted (D) MOSFETs makes the threshold voltage imprecise, and kills the surface mobility which raises the channel and accumulation layer resistances.

The estimate of the incidence of the outcome (the event rate) for the trial is imprecise, particularly as the threshold at which clinicians will enter patients cannot be estimated.

3 However, this definition is imprecise and lacks definitive electrolyte threshold values to confidently diagnose the refeeding syndrome.

"Moreover, these statements are imprecise: One can either apply a P-value threshold = some value or select genes with P-value < some threshold.

However, many apparent associations have not replicated for reasons including inadequate sample size, imprecise or inaccurate phenotyping, insufficiently stringent statistical thresholds, genuine heterogeneity of causality and population stratification [8], [9].

Although dial scales were significantly more imprecise than digital scales, absolute imprecision tended to be within 0.91 kg of calibration weights, a level far below the threshold that would cause weight to result in an error of one BMI unit (i.e., approximately 2.7 kg) [ 22].