Other relationships and system component attributes are then hypothesized, realizing a wider range of possible influences and feedback mechanisms that could account for nonlinear dynamics (for example, a threshold for development of MODS [multiple organ dysfunction syndrome]).
For T. gratilla, 30°C approximates the lethal threshold for development in both high and low latitude populations [41, this study].
The threshold for development differed widely, ranging from 20 to 80%, among representatives from diverse constituencies.
In addition, degree days to egg observation were calculated for each site (a statistic commonly used to predict flowering date in plants; [ 63]), using the following approach: From the 1st January 2011, degrees above the threshold for development (set at 5°C) were calculated per day using the formula: ((daily maximum temperature + daily minimum temperature)/2 -threshold value.
Radiation dose of 6-12 Gy has been reported as the minimum threshold level for development of RIFHD, and radiation dose positively correlates with frequency of RIFHD [50].
In such species, the threshold for flower/seed development may be lower than that for bulbil development, as it is the case in G. bulbifera and G. graeca (Table 2).
All students entering higher education should be enabled to lift themselves above the threshold of development for their capabilities.
For example, Africans are more likely to develop anemia, hyperphosphatemia and hyperuricemia and have a higher eGFR threshold for its development than Caucasians [ 20], while Oriental Asian patients generally experience more metabolic complications such as anemia, hypocalcemia, and hyperparathyroidism than Caucasians at all eGFRs levels [ 16].
Caste development in general is a threshold process and it is possible that this QTL affects a specific threshold for ovary development, causing a major increase in ovary size that is modulated by minor loci and environmental effects, including indirect genetic effects [ 54].
