Sentence examples for the identification of thresholds from inspiring English sources
However, these contentions, and particularly the identification of thresholds beyond which change is irreversible, need to be empirically tested, with options weighed carefully in the balance.
The identification of thresholds for export demand increases being approximately 10 times those of domestic demand increases reflects the fact approximately 90% of beef produced in the U.S. is consumed domestically.
This feature allows relationships to be reviewed and the identification of thresholds, e.g., the largest dose such that the maximum effect is below a critical level.
The identification of thresholds at which rationing starts to influence patient outcomes in a negative way may allow nurse managers to monitor rationing levels and react accordingly.
The identification of thresholds at which rationing starts to influence patient outcomes in a negative way may allow nurse managers to introduce interventions so as to keep rationing at a level at which patient safety is not jeopardized.
This includes a specification of the classification standard used (e.g. ICD-10), the identification of thresholds for measurement specifications, and space for free-text descriptions of any policy constraints which may influence how the term is used in a given jurisdiction.
A reference system can be described as certain values for the biocoenosis at certain habitat types by evaluating biocoenosis-site-relationships and will ultimately lead to the identification of threshold values with which a significant change of the biocoenosis can be indicated (Fig. 2).
The characterisation of the health impacts of low levels of air pollution from a risk management perspective is especially relevant in terms of the identification of threshold effects.
The identification of threshold lengths for polymorphic SSRs in C. japonica will, in conjunction with similar values for other model organisms, facilitate the establishment of criteria for marker development and of critical parameters for the evolutionary analysis of SSRs.
The identification of threshold control in the activation of EGFR-NCE allows us now to propose a homoeostatic mechanism, which controls the number of EGFRs on the PM, that can help us to understand how the interplay between endocytic routes determines biological outcome.
This allows the identification of threshold sizes, which can be compared against projections of expected sizes for fish growing under various conditions to predict expected age and size distributions of smolts and the balance between residency and anadromy on a population-wide scale.
