Sentence examples for thresholds when from inspiring English sources
The data demonstrate that genetically engineered cells have the potential to raise seizure thresholds when transplanted to the central PC.
Employing strict significance thresholds when testing individual SNPs avoids false positives at the expense of increasing false negatives.
Yet what is not overtly present in these debates is the question of risk thresholds – when and where do humanitarians draw the line?
Industry lawyers contend they have a strong case, because Congress never mentioned price thresholds when it authorized royalty relief for all deepwater leases awarded from 1996 through 2000.
The use of field-based height thresholds when processing lidar data did not bring significant gains in explaining the total variation associated with tree height.
The aim of this chapter is to enhance understanding, provide guidance, and instill measurable performance indicators and thresholds when designing NZEB.
These results show that for microstructurally small cracks, the absence of crack closure effect is not the only reason for the observed faster propagation rates and lower propagation thresholds when compared with long cracks.
Using this approach, crack-growth trajectory path can be defined in terms of ΔK∗ Kmax∗, which are two limiting values (they are the same as the thresholds when da/dN=0), for a given crack-growth rate.
The safety assessment of Nuclear Power Plants makes use of Thermal-Hydraulic codes for the quantification of the safety margins with respect to upper/lower safety thresholds, when postulated accidental scenarios occur.
Further experiments showed that the presence of heterogeneous distractors had little or no effect on thresholds when location or color cues indicated that these stimuli were irrelevant to the task.
The objective of this study was to quantify the maturation of the Auditory Brainstem Response (ABR) at discrete periods during infancy and to provide a means to appropriately estimate hearing thresholds when the ABR is immature.
