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Judges, Mr. Ginzburg says, should have a much higher threshold of proof than historians do.

20 ETR has a much higher threshold for the development of resistance than NVP or EFV, requiring three or more of a certain group of ETR resistance-associated mutations (RAMs) to lose efficacy.

The interpretation that KAR activation, rather than unspecific side effects due to activation of other glutamate receptors, is responsible for this phenomenon is supported by the fact that GluK2 KO mice have a much higher threshold for the induction of epileptic seizures [14] as compared to wild-type mice.

Our data may also suggest that AC-CA3 synapses have a much higher threshold for the facilitation of LTD-requiring not only novel object place constellations but also novel objects themselves.

"Dealmoon's users were certainly consuming at a much higher threshold than most of other deal sites in the US.

It also included a much lower tax rate and a much higher threshold.

"Now this burden is on plaintiffs, and they have a much higher threshold they have to overcome".

The 'eat less' and 'how often' items generally had similar thresholds while the 'hungry' item gave a much higher threshold.

Nevertheless, Japan showed much higher thresholds (order of 90 kPa) (van der Elst and Brodsky 2010), which qualitatively agrees with the results of Harrington and Brodsky (2006).

Just last week, a group of House Democrats recommended an even higher threshold of $69,000.

Mr. La Bella said that the Justice Department had begun aggressive investigations of lower-level people "based only on a wisp of information," while he believed that top White House officials had the benefit of a much higher legal threshold.