The predefined tolerance regions that are critical for these two methods are analytically determined as function of the carrier noise.
We can conclude the same for the coverage (Figure 12), which represents the percentage of located nodes with error less than predefined tolerance.
The constructed integration rule is unique to an element and it is considered to be optimal in the sense that the final quadrature points and weights satisfy the moment fitting equations within the trimmed domain up to a predefined tolerance.
When this ratio becomes smaller than a predefined tolerance value ε tol, we terminate the algorithm.
A suitable way is the use of tandem mass-spectrometric detection in which two (specific) product ions are monitored and the ion ratios have to be within a predefined tolerance interval.
To calculate the integral value, we assume that within a predefined fault tolerance, ε, the area of the trapezoid (a,b,f(b),f(a)) can be used as an estimation of the integral.
On the other hand, if the difference is greater than the predefined fault tolerance ε, the actor then creates two child actors, each of which is responsible for calculating the integral value on a subinterval.
The omission level can be obtained when the probabilistic distance is equal to a tolerance value predefined.
In such trials, it is possible that a composite of markers indicating clinical deterioration (e.g., hospitalization for right heart failure, the requirement for the introduction of an alternative treatment, and predefined indicators of worsening exercise tolerance) may be more useful as primary end points.
Medical caregivers were blinded to status of glucose tolerance except when predefined criteria were met (fasting plasma glucose [FPG] >5.8 mmol/l [105 mg/dl] and/or 2-h plasma glucose >11.1 mmol/l [200 mg/dl]) (24).
