Sentence examples for quantitative thresholds from inspiring English sources

In his last press conference, he kept his plans on stimulus open-ended: "to this point we've not been able to give quantitative thresholds for the asset purchases.

Given the complexity of the issue, he says, "to this point we've not been able to give quantitative thresholds for the asset purchases.

The Others segment includes combined information about operating segments that do not meet the quantitative thresholds.

Within this objective, the provisions contain safeguards and quantitative thresholds to ensure a level playing field for all operators.

Measuring quantitative thresholds for discomfort and pain with monocular and binocular light stimuli, Vanagaite et al. [4] found that migraine patients were more photophobic during attacks than outside attacks and that they were more sensitive to light than controls even between attacks.

In the meantime, expect the shift to quantitative thresholds to lead to greater daily volatility, especially around data releases (and most pronounced when the monthly employment reports are released).

A quantitative threshold of 10% in extent of orientation has been defined to distinguish between isotropic and anisotropic structures.

The quantitative threshold value obtained by scheme III is gradually close to the threshold obtained by scheme II, so the saving bitrate is gradually approaching.

Thus, the general behavior over the complete AD range of the different approaches can be compared to each other using the figures, but not by using a single quantitative threshold evaluation.

The findings for the eight cities thus converge, providing a quantitative threshold with which to define intensive travellers as well as the recruitment criteria for respondents for the qualitative survey.

Pressure from the Troika led to the introduction of a quantitative threshold, similar to those in other countries; in order to qualify for extension the agreement must already cover half of the workers in the branch, geographical area or professional category (Ramalho 2013).