Hence, one metric is defined as the communication lifetime threshold (CLT_Threshold), which is the minimum time needed for the data transmission process.
In vivo fluorescence lifetime of GSA-RhodG stained tumors was longer than the autofluorescence lifetime (threshold, 2.87 ns).
The system can react proportionally to the perceived threat and the energy efficient enablement of security attributes that are measured against energy or battery lifetime threshold levels and rate of battery usage based on data communication, average number of connecting nodes, and mobility.
To support the self-management of resources, for each QoS criterion, we define three values: the design value has been determined during the design of the service, the current value is the value monitored during the service lifetime, the threshold value represents the limit the criterion should not exceed for the component to ensures the correct processing of requests.
Another drawback is that due to numerous in-plane scattering paths that the electrons undergo and decrease the upper lasing state lifetime, the threshold current is increased and the wall plug efficiency is decreased [12 17].
Using a previously developed model, the lifetimes and the threshold have been successfully estimated for the lamellar and compacted graphite iron, however underestimated for the spheroidal graphite iron.
Repair of random molecular damage is so important that cumulative damage does not reach a deadly threshold during the lifetime.
A threshold analysis was performed to find the threshold value for the lifetime cost of CLD for one individual (from a societal perspective) below which the interventions in the model were not cost saving (e.g. the net benefit was negative).
In the second step, to compensate for the lack of lifetime CLD costs in Iranian literature, we performed a threshold analysis using the baseline values for input probabilities and determined a threshold value for the lifetime costs of CLD in Iran, above which the preventive interventions were cost saving.
Thus, cumulative arsenic exposure in the smelter workers corresponded to < 20% of the lifetime arsenic intake at the postulated threshold.
