However, if abuse marks a threshold above which it is permissible for others particularly the state to intervene, then a clear definition is needed (Archard 2004, chap. 14).
Such peripheral populations frequently mark a threshold of environmental variation, beyond which the species cannot expand [ 32].
Thus the 3.5- to 4-kcal/mole ΔΔG prediction marked a threshold above which all examined CBS variants were impaired, and indeed most were completely nonfunctional.
However, it was observed that the upper limit of stage IV marks a threshold for dramatic worsening of HRQL, whereas a change from stage 0 to II does not correspond to any meaningful difference in HRQL.
It's a feat that marks a new threshold for tech amidst the current boom.
Steve Bachmann, on his book Simulating Sex: Aesthetic Representations of Erotic Activity pointed out that "perhaps one of the most interesting aspects of Madonna's sexual phenomenon is the extent to which her book marked a new threshold in the pornographic franchise".
The Shannon limit thus marks a specific threshold below which communication in sequence-structure ensembles is predicted to cease if errors accumulate above a critical rate.
The slight bow of the red line in inpatients (at ca. 160 mmHg) marks an assumed threshold of intensified antihypertensive medication whereas the blue line of the outpatients remains straight.
These regions are marked using a threshold drawn at 60% sequence population in zebrafish, displayed in figure 4B.
These simulated data comparisons suggest that the clustering threshold series asymptote marks an optimal clustering threshold regardless of genomic heterozygosity because at that point collapsing of alleles is fully realized but hidden paralog artifacts are typically minimal.
