Sentence examples for mm threshold from inspiring English sources

All treatments utilized rain sensors set at a 6 mm threshold.

The selection of a 6 mm threshold has a bibliographic basis, it is not a new method developed by Rueda et al.

The 4 mm threshold is critical as it determines periodontal disease stability at non-bleeding sites following successful periodontal therapy.1,3 However, it is important to note that a higher probing depth of 5 mm or 6 mm in the absence of bleeding may not necessarily represent active disease, in particular soon after periodontal treatment.

Evidence of digit preference was noted for Mantoux readings at 5 mm threshold intervals.

Almost a quarter of the projected contraction, or 1.7% of the current MCE, results from a drop in total annual precipitation below the 275 mm threshold.

Amongst 146 TST negative subjects at baseline who were retested after one year, 65 (44.5%) converted using 10 mm threshold and 43 (29.5%) converted according to the ATS/CDC criterion [32].

The 4 mm peak thresholds averaged 14.51 mm/s2 while 20 mm thresholds averaged 8.55 mm/s2.

Open image in new window Fig. 14 Acoustic roughness spectrum compared with standard limits curves Open image in new window Fig. 15 Percentage exceedance graph Open image in new window Fig. 16 Profile recorded in via Gianicolense (a) and its selection of one-meter long (bottom) (b) in the wavelength range of λ = 30 100 mm (thresholds ±300 μm).

Vulnerable plaques were found to present a significantly higher burden with the low-density plaque with 30 HU (23.3 mm versus 7.6 mm) and 60 HU (33.4 mm versus 16.9 mm) thresholds than nonvulnerable plaques; however, no significant difference was reached for higher density plaques (60 100 HU threshold).

So, we can be 95%% confident that the prediction error for Pr and Sn is within acceptable 2-mm threshold in both X- and Y-axis.

Compared with COL, CTC with a 6-mm threshold resulted in a 77.6% reduction in invasive endoscopic procedures and 1112 fewer reported COL-related complications from perforation or bleeding.