Sentence examples for thresholds for small from inspiring English sources

Setting thresholds for small parties and fashioning a constituency system would also help.

The finding supports the use of empirical rainfall thresholds for landslide forecasting in Italy, but poses an empirical limitation to the possibility of defining thresholds for small geographical areas.

Magnitudes of effects on outcomes between coaches and athletes were evaluated non-clinically: if the confidence interval overlapped thresholds for small positive and negative values, the effect was deemed unclear; all other effects were reported as the magnitude of the observed value and were evaluated probabilistically as described previously [28].

The thresholds for small, moderate, and large effects were 0.20, 0.50, and 0.80, respectively (Cohen 1988).

Capsaicin, a topical drug for pain relief that affects small nerve fibers, was found to elevate CPT thresholds for small myelinated and unmyelinated nerve fibers but not for large myelinated nerve fibers (Kiso et al. 2001).

Compared with the recent guidelines by Cocks et al [ 13] the range of MCID is in line with the thresholds for "small" changes which were referred as "subtle but nevertheless clinical relevant changes".

We saw essentially no effect of effective population size, but slightly higher (less stringent) thresholds for smaller sample sizes.

"My threshold for small talk is higher than it would otherwise be".

The threshold for small business rate relief is to increase from £6,000 to £15,000.

The chancellor announced a new £15,000 threshold for small business rate relief, more than double the previous level of £6,000.

He avoided repeating that mistake by rejecting a recommendation to slash the VAT threshold for small businesses.