Sentence examples for threshold for implementation from inspiring English sources

As a result, each test method is able to specify the MTDs with increasing aggregate sizes; whereas 6 mm MTD can be identified as a threshold for implementation of outflow meter test.

The base case value of 1000 infectious cases as the threshold for implementation of travel restrictions was meant as a conservative bound; that is, we chose a relatively high number to ensure that the analysis was not biased in favor of travel restrictions.

The use of such optimized imputation strategies would lower the threshold for implementation of GS.

Thus, the threshold for implementation of GS is high, but probable reductions in genotyping costs in the future will gradually lower it.

Once cities in a region have passed the epidemic threshold for implementing sequential travel restrictions, implementation is the same in that region whether the restrictions are sequential or simultaneous.

We investigated the protective efficacy of EPI-IPTi, sIPTi and sIPTc under these different seasonality patterns, using two different transmission intensities: high (EIR = 365, i.e. one infectious bite per individual per night, a similar intensity to Navrongo) and low-moderate (EIR  = 10, the lower transmission intensity threshold recommended for implementation of IPTi).

However, an empirical simulation using actual market data could produce such a threshold for commercial implementation.

Cost-effectiveness was considered by the French health authorities to be an important element to inform policy decision even though France has not defined any incremental cost-effectiveness ratio (ICER) threshold for the implementation of new public health interventions.

The network operator should manage the scheduling and the realisation of the resource measurements as well as the definition of the required thresholds for the implementation of the decision-making procedure (e.g. user satisfaction threshold, reallocation threshold).

Although the design by using multi-intensity thresholds can mitigate the interferences of shadows and reflections, complicated calibrating processes for different intensity thresholds become another problem for implementation (Yu et al. [2011]).

Although France has not defined any threshold for judging whether the implementation of a health intervention is an efficient allocation of public resources, we conclude that the expansion of the French newborn screening programme to MCADD would appear to be cost-effective.