Sentence examples for listed thresholds from inspiring English sources

Using the listed thresholds, we found that a lower percentage of transcripts and proteins were DE between humans and chimpanzees in CN compared with ACC (transcripts: 10.3% in ACC, 4.4% in CN; proteins: 8.8% in ACC, 4.4% in CN).

As expected from the terminology, HIV-RNA thresholds appeared in all definitions listed, with thresholds ranging from 40 to 500 copies/ml (Fig. 4, Supplementary Table 10).

Wales Lose all remaining seats, well short of regional list thresholds.

London: Well short of the regional-list threshold.

John Abele Boston Scientific Cofounder of Boston Scientific misses the $1 billion list threshold after shares in the medical device giant took a plunge: down more than 50% in the past year.

A gene-signature, as described in previous studies [3], [5], is a concise list (threshold applied by a mathematical variable) of statistically differentiated genes with their regulation status (up or down) specified, which collectively characterise the biological state of a researcher's interest.

The SNR thresholds for UWB CM4 were found to be about 7 dB higher than TGn thresholds listed in Table 2.

In contrast, the rest of the thresholds listed in Table 2 are used by only 1 CART model each, and is applicable to fewer cases.

Our empirical derived thresholds (listed in Supporting Information Table 2) were used in a new validation of the ETD data, which resulted in 22% additional identifications with a false positive rate of <1%, very similar to the CID data.

All other thresholds listed in Table  1] are at least about 0.5 eV higher, that is, these isomers will not contribute to the peaks at 0.81 and 1.17 eV.

In the guidance there are thresholds listed as 'refer' (i.e. it is recommended that the patient is referred to the particular level of specialized burn services) or 'discuss' (i.e. in such cases a discussion should take place with a consultant of the burn centre/unit about a potential referral).