Sentence examples for the threshold for deciding from inspiring English sources
"The threshold for deciding an assessment is low - a council only needs to be satisfied a child may have special educational needs and may require provision.
Currently, the threshold for deciding which data is large or small defaults to 1 kB, but it can be overridden on the command line of the data acquisition software that records the data.
It has been suggested that a lowering of the threshold for deciding to perform a caesarean delivery and fear of litigation for not performing a caesarean section are main factors contributing to rising rates [ 1, 17, 18].
A P value of 1E-5 was chosen as the optimal threshold for deciding the genes to be included in the class predictor for distinguishing day 1 samples of H1N1 influenza A pneumonia and bacterial pneumonia.
Since the median FPR for dual/mixed viruses was 3.4% and 5.3% for the two data sets and the median for X4 viruses was 0.3% and 0.5%, respectively, we chose 5% as the FPR threshold for deciding whether a virus is X4 or not.
Practically, the authors set the maximum ASA RVG threshold for deciding if a procedure should be performed or not in an ambulatory facility at seven.
He added that the council "applied too high a threshold" for deciding whether or not to assess the boy for an EHC plan.
In general, we are interested in knowing what the FDR is when we choose a particular score as a threshold for deciding which positions in the genome are predicted to be binding sites.
Second, Moreau et al. (2000) consider marker effects as fixed effects and used a statistical threshold for deciding which markers to include in the marker score.
In situations where the range to be imaged is constituted by isolated targets, with a well defined threshold for deciding upon their existence or not, one can rely on decision-directed estimates in order to improve the imaging of the targets.
As with cataract, there is no clearly defined threshold for deciding when knee replacement surgery should be performed.
