Investments such as OU's Project Threshold are proof that federal funding of TRIO has both a positive ROI, and the potential to pay off significantly.
The University of Oklahoma's (OU) Project Threshold, a TRIO program, invested in Sherry Williams, a first-generation college minority from an economically disadvantaged family.
With reduced emissions levels, ice shelf melt would continue, but wouldn't reach the projected threshold where ice sheets become unstable.
The TTCB component defined in the frame of the MAFTIA project lacks threshold management and compensation processing and offers useless services (i.e., such as trusted agreement) for the relay context; therefore, it needs to be revised in order to be adopted within the 3TCA architecture.
In addition, depending on the goals of the project, different thresholds can be implemented to define high/low fingerprint-based diversity and scaffold diversity.
The agency repeats its warning that two-thirds of existing fossil fuel reserves cannot be burned if emissions are to be held within the projected danger threshold of a 2C rise.
Applying those values to percent project success thresholds along with the simulation parameters summarized in Table 1 provided the result illustrated in Figure 7. Figure 6 Transition probability matrix for the discovery milestone system using values reported by Paul and co-workers 1.
Peak levels of ICI 182780 occurred a median of 8-9 dafterfter dosing and then declined but were above the projected therapeutic threshold at day 28.
As used in this project, a population threshold is an estimate of a biological threshold for a specified effect that holds for a specified proportion of a defined population.
If the element of J ^ is more than the threshold, project it to 1, while if the element is less than the threshold, project it to 0. This method is simple and has good performance in high SNR condition.
Two indicators, i.e., project value and threshold value, are used to derive the optimal subsidy.
