Sentence examples for inspection thresholds from inspiring English sources

By inspection, thresholds of 14 or 15 are the best tradeoffs between sensitivity and specificity, i.e., those closest to the upper left corner of the ROC curve in Figure  2.

The parametric studies show that reducing the maximum crack size (by limiting inspection threshold) and increasing the fatigue threshold (by improving fracture toughness of a material) are the most effective ways of reducing the probability of failure.

In the initial inspection, the thresholds of items 4, 9, 15 and 19 were found to be disordered (see Table 1 for item wording).

ETM assignments were made by visual inspection, by thresholding the first derivative of eye position, or by NeuralWorks Predict Version 3.13 (NeuralWare, Carnegie PA).

Inspection of threshold distributions demonstrated sub-optimal targeting of PU-QOL scales to the study sample for most scales (items did not span the full range of the patient sample, indicating that measurement could be improved at the extreme ends of some scales; Table  4. The largest frequency of respondents was often at the ceiling of scale ranges (least bother).

During the training, subjects performed the 4-AFC recognition task (without any adaptation period) for four blocks of 40-trials each, or until their performance stabilized determined based on visual inspection of their thresholds in each block.

The response format was evaluated by inspection of the thresholds.

However, inspection of item thresholds in the pooled dataset showed these items to be ordered and they were not rescored.

A concern is that small or large spot size, even when passing visual inspection and intensity thresholds, may be anticorrelated with consistency of microarray ratio results.

Preliminary inspection of the threshold map (not shown) for the PIPP Impact items indicated disordered thresholds for many of the items.

The c value cutoff was determined through manual inspection as the threshold at which no apparent false-positives were detected.