Sentence examples for threshold of change from inspiring English sources
This is, after all, a society on the threshold of change – the Enlightenment or the modern era – described by cultural historian Carl Schorske as "the passing of the aristocracy to the ennobled bourgeoisie [which] must learn to yield power to the new forces of democracy in the 20th century".
When presented separately by treatment group, CDF plots illustrate the separation between groups at each threshold of change.
Additional analyses were conducted using a threshold of change in allopurinol dose of ≥100 mg to define therapy titration.
The statistical significance of this cannot be formally assessed [ 8], nor is there an established, important threshold of change to compare it with.
Confounding was judged at a 20%% threshold of change in the standardised regression coefficient of the independent variable (measure of agreement).
Changes from baseline in EDSS scores were categorized as improved, stable or worsened at weeks 24 and 48 based on a threshold of change in EDSS score of ≥1.0 point.
When the test is performed with echocardiography, it is better to add the effects of an end-inspiratory occlusion, because the diagnostic threshold of changes in stroke volume is more compatible with precision of echocardiography [67].
In fact, at a higher magnification it is possible to see adjacent cells of which one is positive and the other is negative for C4BP (Figure 3A), indicating that the cell needs to go over a certain threshold of changes before it binds C4BP.
They illustrate thresholds of change and their manifestation in the state of savanna ecosystems, which could previously only be postulated.
Overall algorithm performance was good, capturing a wide range of disturbance and recovery phenomena, even when evaluated against a truth set that contained new targets (recovery and stability) with much subtler thresholds of change than available from prior validation datasets.
In Gulyaeva et al. (2008), a segmented logarithmic scale of the ionospheric weather W index is introduced for the different thresholds of change in NeF2 according to Eq. (4) for quantifying the ionosphere variability.
