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Indoor adaptation was defined as having thresholds removed, the bath replaced by a shower, all rooms being made accessible by wheelchair, and/or the installation of a contact alarm or a stair-lift.

Using thresholds, remove beads that are more than 0.5 μm out-of-plane, based on the intensity reduction from the uniform to the HiLo frame.

A plot of CNNLOH in the 60 reference samples with the regions above the threshold removed is shown in Figure S1.

The conservation threshold removed 43 of these, leaving 56 total.

A recent benchmark test highlighted that filtering using BWA generated mapping qualities with a stringent threshold removed more than 80% of the false alignments at the cost of 1% loss in sensitivity compared with the unique mapping strategy [ 80, 82].

Field said changes to NI to make the system more progressive should include raising the lower earnings limit – the point at which employees start paying contributions – to the current income tax threshold; removing the upper earnings limit on contributions; and removing the exemption that means employees above the state pension age do not pay contributions, which would raise £6.7bn a year.

In step 6c, the binary threshold has been set to 0.8 because a strict threshold removes all the unnecessary components.

After thresholding (removing) the baseline, the corrected Raman signal can be obtained by the Inverse Wavelet Transform [30, 37].

This minimum affinity threshold removes low affinity sites from the data, where the noise in occupancy bias is high (and could lead to misinterpretation of the data).

This threshold removes the most highly correlated pairs, but is liberal enough to include markers that may interact despite a moderate correlation.

The application of an O3 threshold leads to slightly greater percent increases in O3-related deaths than does application of the zero-threshold model, because a threshold removes the mortality effect of the days with the lowest O3 in both the 1990s and the 2050s.