Sentence examples for more conservative thresholds from inspiring English sources

Values as large as five are accepted as an adequate fit, but more conservative thresholds are two or three (Arbuckle 2009).

Additionally, if more conservative thresholds for support were favored, this would also tend to require the use of more loci.

Therefore, researchers need to rely on more conservative thresholds to assess apparent BV/TV in the proximal medial tibia compared with other anatomic locations to avoid misclassifying marrow as trabecular bone.

Finally, the more conservative thresholds that we propose allowed identifing known, common EGFR mutations in almost all the samples that we analysed with results that are very similar to the Therascreen RGQ EGFR kit that is widely used in clinical diagnostics.

33 35 Interestingly, if more conservative thresholds are utilised in our population at the 19/30 U/L cut-off, as advocated by the work of Prati et al, 20 then a normal ALT is still observed in 42% of individuals with elevated liver stiffness and in 18% of those with cirrhosis.

In some ways, the more conservative threshold represents progress against lead poisoning in the last 30 years.

To evaluate whether students did well or poorly on the activity questions, we used a more conservative threshold of 80%.

Our most conservative predictions minimized errors of commission by using modern range information and a more conservative threshold criterion (MTSS).

Because of the exploratory nature of this study, we used a more conservative threshold of significance (FDR ≤0.01).

By considering that the current distribution of the Corsican Nuthatch was clearly not fulfilling the fundamental niche of the species, we opted for applying a more conservative threshold when producing binary distributions, namely the lowest presence threshold.

A more conservative threshold using probes flagged as "WellAboveBG" was also applied to these data.