Sentence examples for membership threshold from inspiring English sources

In a dissenting report, the Greens senator Larissa Waters said her party had "some concerns" about the proposed new membership threshold because "it will be a disincentive and barrier to new political parties".

The membership threshold (varTheta ) should operate on extreme observations.

Here we increased the Module Membership threshold to 0.9, resulting in 69 genes.

Using a probability of membership threshold of 70%, 164, 29 and 17 lines were assigned into the three groups, respectively.

This was not the case for the STRUCTURE approach, where lines were arbitrarily assigned to a group when they surpassed the membership threshold of 0.7.

This can be explained again by differences in allelic richness of these marker types, with lower assignment success for SNPs, even when the proportional membership threshold was reduced to 0.65.

When a group reaches certain membership thresholds — representing 15percent, 300 percentand45percentent of the plant's 1,500 or so eligible workers — it's entitled to meet with the plant's management to discuss salaries, benefits, worker safety and other issues.

The co-membership threshold (CMT) in UniRef50 used to group two proteomes together was adjusted to provide RPGs which have different reductions in the number of proteomes and sequences.

Protein sequence datasets were collected from Pfam version 27.0 (Finn et al., 2014) based on representative proteomes (Chen et al., 2011) at 75% co-membership threshold (RP75).

But those members, taken together, do not come from locals representing 60percentt of the union's membership, the threshold required for the board to make an endorsement.

Module membership correlation thresholds were used to determine whether a gene is highly associated (i.e., a "hub" gene; FDR-q < 1.0E-11 for primed and acute FDR-p < 1E-7), moderassociatedciated (below hub-gene association and FDR-p < 1.0E-2) or not associated (FDR-p > 1.0E-2) with a module.