Sentence examples for more appropriate threshold from inspiring English sources

Senior nurses had a more appropriate threshold for triggering interventions, whilst junior nurses' threshold for taking action was too low.

We propose that three SIRS criteria is a more appropriate threshold that defines those patients with clinically significant inflammation post cardiac surgery.

We believe that a serum potassium concentration ≤3 mmol/L represents a more appropriate threshold as this comprises a serious risk of arrhythmia [ 33].

We also noted how many would satisfy the same criteria but with P≤0.001, which has been considered to be a more appropriate threshold of statistical significance to reduce false positives.

Taking a more appropriate threshold of 0.5 for the Ka/Ks ratio as an indicator of positive selection [ 18], 644 pairs with a Ka/Ks value between 0.5 and 1 were also found.

The optimization of the training dataset required an extensive number of tests to select the more appropriate threshold value and the number of samples to be used in the learning phase of the classification process.

Therefore, after coarsely classifying the two cases, more appropriate thresholds for malicious and admissible operations are defined as below: T = max PMP × 0.5, max PMP ≥ T 0 median PMP, max PMP < T 0 (8).

Concomitant development of more appropriate thresholds for intervention based on mammographic findings would also reduce the burden of overdiagnosis, overtreatment and the harms due to false positives.

They highlighted the need for comprehensive training to be developed to assist junior clinicians to develop more appropriate thresholds for abuse detection and prevention.

The authors did not report sensitivity analysis to their accuracy threshold, and so we cannot compare findings at our more stringent, and we believe more clinically appropriate, threshold of ± 5%.

Finally, users receive a group of similar images (module 4) tied to the largest γ i value and to a more appropriate similarity threshold.