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Although taking longer than laboratory experiments, they can help on setting chloride thresholds closer to realistic conditions.

Figure 6 a, b shows that ASTS could estimate similarity thresholds close to δ optimal values.

Mean binocular thresholds for luminance gratings (L) were 5.4 dB better than monocular thresholds – close to perfect linear summation (6 dB).

Alongside the thermal degradation, the operational efficiency of the silicon-based solar panel drops when the surface temperature exceeds certain thresholds close to 25 °C.

In general, thresholds close to the central data will bias the estimation towards the central values which are not informative for the tail.

The ASTS is based on two steps: first, different similarity thresholds are explored to evaluate the quality of each one; second, the thresholds close to the best similarity threshold found by step 1 are exploited.

We determined the best ROC thresholds, being the thresholds closest to the top-left corner of ROC graph (i.e., sensitivity = 1, 1 specificity = 0).

In particular, 5-year-olds showed thresholds closest to those of older children and adults for the full-formant speech stimuli.

Therefore, apoptosis gets activated with a time lag in the cells with activation threshold closer to the actual stress level while time lag is decreased in cells with activation threshold further away from the actual stress level.

14 A further reason for the higher acceptance rate may be the fact that NICE's formal cost-effectiveness threshold is in fact lower than the threshold applied in practice; previous modeling of NICE decisions has suggested an ICER threshold closer to the range of £35,000 £40,000.

Lowering the disclosure threshold, closing loopholes and making information publicly available more quickly would allow a greater level of scrutiny about who gives money to whom, and what effect this may have on our political system.