(D ) Power-law exponent, α, is relatively threshold-invariant.
Our analysis of one particular structure has shown that a relatively low threshold current density of 832 A/can can provide a threshold optical gain of 50/cm at room temperature.
(Participant 3) Most participants have a relatively high threshold before asking for help and some participants think they should reduce this threshold for asking for help.
Given the importance of flanking residues located outside the hydrophobic segment itself and the relatively high threshold hydrophobicity for membrane insertion seen with the Mgm1p constructs, we also determined the threshold hydrophobicity using a second inner membrane protein, CoxVa.
Eight RCTs defined hypoglycemia using a relatively high threshold of glucose ≤ 60 to 80 mg/dl (3.3 to 4.4 mmol/L) and six studies used a low threshold of glucose ≤ 40 to 55 mg/dl (2.2 to 3.1 mmol/Ll).
The ACTU argued it was a relatively low threshold because of the inclusion of "might" twice.
The only way that victory will be undermined is if turnout fails to meet the relatively high threshold needed for it to be legally binding.
A Department for Business, Innovation and Skills spokesperson said: "Our student funding system is sustainable with a relatively high threshold before borrowers have to repay their loan.
State environmental law "mandates the preparation of an environmental impact statement when the proposed project may include the potential for at least one significant environmental effect," which is "a relatively low threshold," Justice Myriam J. Altman wrote for the court.
However, the big issue that confronts the Department of Business, Innovation and Skills is the run away costs of the student loan book as a consequence of rates of non-repayment and the relatively high threshold for income contingent repayment.
The PCATI said this was not enough, and called for the country's relatively high threshold for what can be classed "acts of abuse" to be lowered in the case of children.
