Sentence examples for thresholds of which from inspiring English sources
The Snyderome data were processed using the same analysis pipeline, resulting in 15,579 genes passing expression thresholds, of which 13,030 overlapped with the genes in the filtered MyConnectome set; one session in the Snyderome data set (Unk03) was excluded due to extreme expression values.
It is also found that the degradation of normalized residual flexural properties can be divided into three regions using these abovementioned two thresholds, of which the greatest loss occurs in the middle energy region, whilst the maximum reductions of normalized flexural strength and flexural modulus are smaller than 20% in the first region.
Figures 12, 13, and 14 show separately the boundary detection images using our method with different thresholds of which are separately −0.006, −0.005, and −0.004.
Or there's the grim Goodbye Door at the Jewish Montessori, beyond the threshold of which the dropping-off parent is forbidden to pass.
As seen in Section 4, the quantization step is correlated to the masking threshold, of which the formulation involves the tonality and power deduced from the signal.
The c-index, the threshold of which was established as 3 years after the treatment, was 0.600 955% CI: 0.562 0.638).
For the remaining 5,529 ESTs not within these clusters, 99.8% produced hybridization data above the quality threshold, of which 9.4% were significantly different between the two L2 stages.
FastMap produced eQTLs for 382 transcripts at or above a 0.05 significance threshold, of which 29 were cis-eQTLs and 353 were trans-eQTLs.
From these microarray data, 99.7% of the ESTs of these 28 clusters produced hybridization data above the quality threshold, of which 8% were significantly different between the two L2 stages.
For an N×N block, we can obtain N thresholds, each of which corresponds to a column.
In addition, 100% (3 of 3) of mucinous carcinomas had SWVs below the threshold, all of which fell under Pattern 4 and had ARs above the threshold.
