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The cut-off value was an rSBA titer of 1 8, which has been associated with seroprotection for serogroups C and this threshold was extended to the other serogroups in this study.

The target strains used in the rSBA assays were L10 for serogroup A, C11 for serogroup C, MP01240070 for serogroup W-135, and S-1975 for serogroup Y. rSBA titres ≥8 for serogroup C are considered to predict protection [ 36], and this threshold was extended to the other serogroups as well [ 37]. rSBA titres ≥128, a more conservative correlate of protection, were also evaluated [ 38].

The key was a standardised time at just below threshold and, since it was just below threshold, the time was extended to ensure greater chances of achieving steady state which can be more difficult to achieve at, or approaching, threshold pace.

To avoid omitting threshold level genes, the threshold used in E14.5 NPCs was extended (D10<0.5).

Similarly, when thresholds for X−1 and X0 where defined, the linear relationship was extended to identify X1.

Strain-compensated layers in photovoltaic devices can yield unique advantages as the absorption threshold can be extended towards longer wavelengths beyond that of the lattice-matched material, which is particularly important for thermophotovoltaic (TPV) applications.

However, the tracking threshold can be extended by advanced tracking methods, e.g., vector tracking, Doppler aiding, and ultra-tight integration with inertial sensors.

Advocacy for the adoption of these thresholds must be extended to all development partners.

Given that the ICER for bCPAP versus nasal oxygen is US$4.20 per LY gained, the bCPAP would be considered highly cost-effective by the international standards (assuming that the cost-effectiveness thresholds can be extended from DALYs to LYs).

By analogy, the threshold model may be extended by random terms.

A previously developed 2-dimensional continuum material damage model including the orthotropic elastic properties, strength envelope and damage threshold of masonry, is extended to 3-dimensions and applied to masonry.