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"I find that watching a person who's not performing to have a low enough threshold of interest," she said.
Many economists thought the unemployment threshold meant interest rates might rise far sooner than expected and Britain's borrowing rates in the markets increased.
Perhaps his immersion in the workings of his own teeming brain was a form of intellectual navel-gazing that pitched his work both too far over most readers' heads and too far below their threshold of interest.
Lets x0 be a threshold of interest.
In real-life situations, one usually does know the threshold of interest a priori.
Only when assuming both higher GIST incidence and longer third-line treatment-eligible GIST survival we obtained a 37.9% probability of remaining below the threshold of interest.
Mapping the probability that a relative risk is greater than a specified threshold of interest has been proposed by several authors [e.g., Clayton and Bernardinelli (1992)].
A clinical threshold of interest for the detection of PE wear that leads to long-term osteolysis and implant failure has been established to be 0.2 mm/year (Dowd et al. 2000, Sochart 2001).
By including the fold-change threshold of interest in a formal hypothesis test, we achieve reliable p-values and FDRs for finding genes with differential expression that is biologically meaningful.
