Sentence examples for permissive thresholds from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, permissive thresholds that produce more sensitive probabilistic models and improve the recovery of the known components of a given pathway, typically also result in multiple matches from other pathways.

We report estimates of the false positive rate using stringent and permissive thresholds from simulations.

In addition, most loci identified using more permissive thresholds showed significant associations with more than one phenotype.

Note that these thresholds render both false negatives and false positives and we use this to estimate the FDR of each model at these permissive thresholds.

When using more permissive thresholds for filtering the distribution of unannotated transcripts appears similar to the whole data (results not shown) illustrating that these putative lichen-specific transcripts really are key players in the molecular mechanisms underpinning anhydrobiosis.

But the average frequency threshold must be chosen carefully: more permissive thresholds will lead to finishing TE-like elements, and more strict thresholds may mask high-copy gene families.

The members of PARP and cADP-ribose synthase family show increased affinity and lower Km for NAD+ compared to sirtuins, indicating that their activation critically impacts intracellular NAD+ levels and determines if it reaches a permissive threshold for sirtuin activation [54].

We defined a relatively permissive threshold for factor loadings because we expected a large amount of random associations (i.e. concurrent comorbidity) between the diagnosis groups.

This was done for the reader to have the freedom to challenge negative findings at a permissive threshold (p<0.05), while at the same time providing more stringent evidence for the key positive results.

In fact, even if the present results did not reveal any differences in the right STS between controls and the HFA group at the chosen threshold, a less permissive threshold revealed that the right STS is more activated in controls than in the HFA group, which would support the hypoactivation hypothesis.

By relaxing the p-value to a relatively more permissive threshold of 0.05 to detect even slight changes in expression among treatments, we identified ca. 11,000 differentially expressed signatures, indicating that about 29,000 signatures are consistently expressed with non-significant differences under the culture conditions used here.