Other studies have reported silicide formation [21], but they have used much heavier Au ions, which could have overcome the threshold for silicide formation.
The conclusion would be similar by imposing a constraint also on the transmission outage probability, i.e., the probability that Bob's error rate overcomes the threshold (left. P_{b}^{mathrm {B}} right |_{text {th}}).
In this study as indicated in the graph (Fig. 11), all the treatments were found to have a GI value of >80% at the 60th day of sampling, implying that, about 60 days were needed to overcome the threshold limit of 80% by reducing the phytotoxicity of the compost to levels consistent for a safe soil application (Soares et al. 2013).
After roughly a year, Harmon felt they'd reached what Joseph Campbell would call "Meeting with the Goddess": They had overcome the threshold guardians and gotten what they wanted.
To overcome the threshold in the treatment of sexual problems, brief sex counselling has been developed.
This can be understood by realizing that stochasticity can help overcome the threshold to propagate the wave.
Then, we derive the undirected graph representing the network: species whose distance do not overcome the threshold undergo a biochemical interaction.
Some criticisms of GWAS have addressed this issue by questioning whether GWAS are theoretically big enough to overcome the threshold of P-values and associated odds ratios.
It is remarkable in this regard that a difference of 3.9 units for CRP in COPD patients may overcome the threshold value for poor prognostic significance, i.e., 4.21 [ 35], 3.0 [ 5] or 3.1 mg/L (the current study).
To overcome the threshold dependency and to make the results comparable with the PFP and FFPred servers, we had sorted the proteins in the base dataset in descending order based on their similarity (f(N (i, j))) to the query protein, and assigned the GO term of the corresponding most similar (rank 1) protein to the query protein.
