Sentence examples for more relevant threshold from inspiring English sources
If a threshold is to be defined, a SBP of 100 to 110 mmHg is probably a more relevant threshold than the traditional 90 mmHg.
The "GT" method succeeds in extracting more relevant threshold values but fails in adapting to existing local variations of the sample (i.e., tumor center shows lower overall expression levels).
The literature appears to support the finding that 60%% may be a more clinically relevant threshold for assessing cardiac function.
It is tempting to speculate that this concentration could represent a more clinically relevant threshold on which to base the diagnosis of myocardial infarction.
In summary, the current OSHA age-correction tables should be replaced with more relevant hearing thresholds that extend up to age 75 years to reflect the current trends of older workers in the workforce.
As chronic pain involves tonic sensation above threshold, tonic supra-threshold pain may be more relevant than pain thresholds to clinical pain [6].
If systolic blood pressure thresholds are to be defined, a threshold of 100 110 mmHg is probably more relevant than the traditional threshold of 90 mmHg.
We believe it is more relevant to base European thresholds on LST indicators, which allow the use of remote sensing techniques with MODIS data to be applied on a regional scale [35].
At the 2-month and the 24-month follow-up, the numbers of sockets migrating more than the predetermined clinically relevant threshold was not significantly different between the groups (p = 0.2 for both follow-up occasions).
Additionally, it represents an activity threshold that is more relevant for biological activity.
Regulatory authorities may be interested in the ACR20 and ACR50 responses to discriminate between drugs, rheumatologists may consider higher thresholds as a more relevant target to be achieved in clinical trials and might rather consider the time to reach ACR50, while patients will appreciate sustained ACR70 response to treatment.
