Sentence examples for threshold close to from inspiring English sources

The compression molded samples have an electrical percolation threshold close to 1.2 wt%.

Areas that have grayscale below the threshold (close to white) are background and areas that have grayscale above the threshold (close to black) are cells.

Recent recommendations have stated that pain reductions ≥30% —a threshold close to our results (28%)— appear to reflect a least moderate clinically important differences [ 16].

Even if 16671 peaks were identified with a more stringent threshold, close to the number of peaks with distinct reads, only 79.8% (13311) were located in exonic regions.

Sequence variation is best detected by setting the 'varFraction' threshold close to 0.1 (yielding around 91% Sn and only 2% of false positives at a statistical significance of 0.05).

People under 30 believe that old age strikes before the average person turns 60, whereas middle-aged respondents said that old age begins at 70 and adults aged 65 or older put the threshold closer to 74.

Therefore, apoptosis gets activated with a time lag in the cells with activation threshold closer to the actual stress level while time lag is decreased in cells with activation threshold further away from the actual stress level.

Secondary outcomes, in each case using the definitions provided within individual studies, included the following: (1) hypoglycemia (if several definitions were provided, we utilized the threshold closest to 60 mg/dl); (2) nosocomial pneumonia; (3) other nosocomial infections.

14 A further reason for the higher acceptance rate may be the fact that NICE's formal cost-effectiveness threshold is in fact lower than the threshold applied in practice; previous modeling of NICE decisions has suggested an ICER threshold closer to the range of £35,000 £40,000.

Mean binocular thresholds for luminance gratings (L) were 5.4 dB better than monocular thresholds – close to perfect linear summation (6 dB).

Alongside the thermal degradation, the operational efficiency of the silicon-based solar panel drops when the surface temperature exceeds certain thresholds close to 25 °C.