Sentence examples for threshold burden from inspiring English sources

The instruments examined are filing fees or subsidies that may be imposed on either party, damage awards and payments by unsuccessful plaintiffs (each of which may be decoupled), and the stringency of the evidence threshold (burden of proof).

In some instances of nonstochastic effects, observations concerning interindividual variability in biological half-time and threshold body burden for symptoms may be used for such extrapolation.

It has also been suggested that further improvement of socioeconomic conditions might not have further impact on TB prevalence beyond a certain threshold of burden, particularly in low incidence settings [ 18].

Many of the current screening approaches are based on either direct colonoscopic visualization of preneoplastic polyps, or on tumor-related markers such as fecal occult blood [ 5, 6], tumor-derived transcripts [ 7], proteins [ 8- 10], or methylation patterns [ 11], which would presumably require a threshold tumor burden before they could be to be used to positively detect cancer.

This algorithm was implemented in the SKAT package of R. Compared with other gene-based approach, SKAT is able to deal with variants that have different direction and magnitude of effects, allows for covariate adjustment, and also avoids arbitrary selection of threshold in burden test (Wu et al., 2011).

Figure 3 also shows that significance thresholds for burden and SKAT-O statistics are closer to the Bonferroni correction than the SKAT statistic, and hence that these statistics are less correlated, confirming the result seen visually in Figure 1 for the burden test.

Mobike says it is getting rid of deposits to "establish a no-threshold, zero-burden and zero-condition deposit-free standard for the entire bikesharing industry".

Having experienced the DfE's threshold levels of burden when I requested the release of some basic information about free schools, I know that the department (allegedly) does not have spare civil servants ready to leap up and grab such tasks.

The existing method required a manually defined threshold; therefore, this burden should be reduced.

The results will help define the clinical utility of wireless remote cardiac rhythm surveillance and help establish the critical threshold of AHRE burden warranting anticoagulant therapy in patients at risk of stroke.

This means that hospital staff are now alerted if a patient's vital signs cross a key threshold – easing the burden on doctors and nurses whose heavy patient loads prevent 24/7 care – and essentially providing the equivalent of having a doctor in every room.