9 14 The non-inferior threshold was set at 7 days according to clinical judgement.
On the basis of this single report, we cannot recommend the routine use of a threshold inferior to 0.2 mA for neural electrolocation.
The trial question is whether a no-prophylactic policy for the use of platelet transfusions in patients with hematologic malignancies is not inferior to a threshold prophylactic policy at 10 × 109/L, for bleeding at World Health Organization (WHO) grade 2, 3, or 4, up to 30 days from randomization.
As it can be observed in Fig. 5, the QuBiLS-MAS topological indices achieve superior performance than other software considered, with the former presenting all its values above 4.62 bits [86% of the maximum entropy ((log_{2} 41 = 5.35))], while the indices of the remaining approaches practically have all their indices inferior to this threshold.
The addition of glass marbles to a catcher, on the other hand, does not seem to increase the efficiency, at least not at wind velocities inferior to the deflation threshold.
It is generally considered in literature that the secondary users can only transmit if the primary network is inactive or if the secondary users are located outside a keep-out region surrounding the primary transmitter, or equivalently, if the secondary users generate an interference inferior to a given threshold on a so called protection contour surrounding the primary transmitter [7, 8].
This threshold was inferior to the one used with Nascent-Seq datasets, largely because of the superior coverage of exons in the RNA-Seq datasets.
Color Doppler should be used to identify the inferior epigastric vessels, with the threshold set low.
The restrictive transfusion threshold was not inferior to the liberal threshold with respect to morbidity or 30 day mortality.
Similarly, remission and recovery periods can be easily distinguished by tracking the sampled "time to depression" and see if this sampled time (24 weeks, per consensus definitions) is inferior or superior to a threshold value.
