Sentence examples for threshold creation from inspiring English sources

Disease model tuning; surveillance threshold creation; model fitness This study investigates additional signs and symptoms to further enhance the influenza-like illness case definition for real-time surveillance of influenza.

Further exploration may define the dimensions of the intervention threshold, enabling creation of a user-friendly tool to guide specific decisions about the end-of-life.

Once the amount of good or well-being at stake crosses that threshold, the creation of a moral requirement to bring about this amount of good can no longer be blocked by the agent-favouring option.

Portugal and Spain are on the threshold of the creation of an Iberian electricity market.

After the number of nodes in the decision tree crosses the threshold, the tree creation switches to breadth first mode.

The key principle of the method developed is that the chosen electron energy is much less than the energy threshold of defects creation in irradiated materials.

The most common electron and photon interactions are accounted for as well as the production of secondary particles with a kinetic energy above a certain creation threshold.

Statistically significant responses were determined by applying an initial Z-value (i.e., Gaussianised-t) cut-off as a cluster creation threshold, and assessing the size of contiguous clusters of voxels against Gaussian random field theory, correcting for multiple comparisons across the search volume to p≤.05, corrected.

True student empowerment and engagement begins when we cross the threshold of co-creation" (Wright, 2012).

Alongside the lack of research designed to quantify the maximum magnitude of past earthquakes, we emphasise issues over alternative hypotheses for proposed palaeoseismic evidence, the paucity of robust chronological frameworks and insufficient appreciation of changing thresholds of evidence creation and preservation over time as key issues that must be addressed by future research.

Over longer timescales, palaeoseismic evidence suggests intervals between earthquakes ranging from 100 to 700 years, however these figures reflect a range of thresholds controlling the creation and preservation of evidence at any given site as well as the genuine intervals between earthquakes.