Sentence examples for inclusion thresholds from inspiring English sources

We similarly used conservative inclusion thresholds to mitigate the false positives from this array.

15 Quality control (QC) inclusion thresholds for both individual sample and SNP genotyping missing data rates were set at >90%.

Setting inclusion thresholds that exclude any voxel with an MD approaching that of CSF has also been done [ 33].

The inclusion thresholds for each domain model were: PIM 10-4, PHD 10-3, NLS 10-6, PCR 10-3, and LZL 10-5.

This may be explained by the fact that tighter inclusion thresholds give smaller groups from which it is more difficult to recover significant associations between different cis-regulatory descriptors and expression similarity.

Differences in this pathway continue to be observed in environmental perturbations: for OCSCs, this pathway is part of the strong core response, with strong enrichment in response for all conditions except hypoxia (which exhibited essentially no response), whereas for OCCs, this pathway did not meet the inclusion thresholds.

Results of the Charpy test showed that the presence of MWCNTs increases the toughness of the polymer up to an inclusion threshold of 0.5 wt.%.

The stepwise procedure was invoked with an inclusion threshold of p<0.05 and exclusion threshold of p>0.10.

The estimator without winner's curse correction was clearly downward biased, no matter which kind of inclusion threshold was used.

Sequences outside of the inclusion threshold were rejected, ensuring that the sequences to be included in the creation of the STRING HMM matched either the full protein model (TIGRFAM HMM) or contained a 'signature' conserved domain for the protein (PFAM HMM).

None of these three genes (CD6, TNFRSF1A or IRF8) had shown association above the replication inclusion threshold in the IMSGC [2] or Gene MSA [16] original publications (p<10−4), but by combining the data in a meta-analysis the full advantage of these cohorts could be used to mine more MS susceptibility affecting genes [11].