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.
Dr. Michael J. Droller, the chairman of urology at Mount Sinai Medical Center, said yesterday that a P.S.A. level of 4 was "the traditional threshold" for more evaluation of a patient but that many other factors determined whether someone has cancer.
Also potentially coming with Threshold is a "more traditional consumer SKU," which would include "some semblance of productivity and familiarity with Windows".
Objective: The purpose of this study was to assess whether the treatment of deliveries at the traditional threshold of viability has become more interventional since the publication of higher survival rates.
The first, more traditional, approach measured signal-to-noise ratio (s/n) thresholds for videos filtered by one of six Gaussian band-pass filters ranging from 4 to 128 cycles/image.
More precisely, one might call the emergence of the static gel network as 'mechanical percolation threshold' , to differentiate it from the more traditional electrical percolation [27] or indeed the mathematical problem of percolation of rigid rods [28, 29].
The YSIs correlate well with literature values of threshold sooting index (TSI), which is a more traditional sooting tendency based on the height of pure-fuelled flames at the smoke point.
More traditional stores that also sell online will have to meet a minimum threshold of $2 million in purchases last year.
And Mr. Obama, of Illinois, has capped what his consultants can earn, which will convert their more traditional percentage deal into a flat fee once his ad spending passes a certain threshold, his aides say.
In [18], the sensing threshold is determined to optimize two different sensing objectives: weighted network total capacity and the more traditional Bayesian cost, by exploiting location information.
