For assessment of the influence of total DC dose, the median between the trials served as threshold.
Moreover, analyses of several strong motion records at various sites show that liquefaction may occur when PGA≥150 gal and PGV≥20 kine, indicating that these values can serve as thresholds in assessing the possible occurrence of liquefaction.
In this stage, the segmentation itself is performed, using for this purpose the data collected through the previous subsection: the local and global statistical parameters (which will serve as thresholds), some pixels which belong to the spine and some pixels which belong to the descending aorta, and the particular region of interest which will be processed in each slice of the scan.
A critical threshold value for nitrate leaching of 50 mg l−1 (11.3 mg N l−1), similar to the drinking water standard, serves as a threshold value for European countries.
γ > 0 serves as a threshold parameter.
R 0 often serves as a threshold parameter that predicts whether an infection dies out or keeps persistence in a population.
This quantity serves as a threshold parameter that predicts whether a disease will spread in a community or will simply die out.
The basic reproduction number (R_{0} ^{D}), which serves as a threshold parameter that predicts whether the coexistence will exist or not, is introduced by the next infection operator and the related eigenvalue problems.
Note the correction factors derived in this work applied when the contact angle is greater than or equal to a value that serves as a threshold for defining the start of failure at the geometric center of the disk.
Minimal number of replicates serves as a threshold to remove genes without sufficient number of observations.
Thus, Bcl-2 is a potent inhibitor of Bax such that the level of functional Bcl-2 serves as a threshold for Bax-mediated cell death.
