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This threshold represents a user's skin temperature and objects that are higher temperature than this would be perceived as warm whereas objects at a lower temperature would be perceived as cold.

This threshold represents the sub-glottal pressure required to start vocal fold vibration.

Our definition ensures a 98% confidence level that the signal which rises above this threshold represents a statistically significant signal above quiet time fluctuations.

This threshold represents the seed and is assumed to be of size six based on data for amyloid fibril polymerization [52].

The observation that increases in [Ca2+]I around 200 nM can lead to large increases in the AKAR ratio (Figure 1E and Figure S1) indicate that this threshold represents a feature of the biochemical pathway rather than the sensitivity of AKAR3.

This threshold represents the approximate minimum for de novo assembly to work optimally and efficiently.

This threshold represented twice the mean luminescence for the solvent controls without cells.

About 80% of intra-chromosomal associations passed this threshold, representing approx. 50% of all post cut-off associations.

In this formulation, the threshold represents a priori judgments about when to give up on response to medication, and the goal is to find the right response thresholds for continuation, augmentation, or switching.

The Rasch model can be extended to cope with items with more than two categories [ 11], and this involves an explicit 'threshold' parameter, where the threshold represents the equal probability point between any two adjacent categories within an item.

Furthermore, a threshold window is designed to eliminate the fake defects, and the threshold represents the considered minimum size of defects ε.