Those exceeding government limits — 33.5 inches for men and 35.4 inches for women, which are identical to thresholds established in 2005 for Japan by the International Diabetes Federation as an easy guideline for identifying health risks — and having a weight-related ailment will be given dieting guidance if after three months they do not lose weight.
Over time, the FOMC has first moved to a time-contingent (i.e., a calendar date) language for the lift-off of the federal funds rate, and then to the current state-contingent language, linked to thresholds on the unemployment and the inflation rates.
European companies often gear their option programs to thresholds like superior stock market performance.
nThe proxies MS and CR3 are closely related to thresholds established in the German antitrust legislation.
Figure 12 System capacity improvement in relation to thresholds triggering the interference mitigation procedure (for evaluation assumptions see Appendix).
The ability of the MSM to specify DSCS electrons in relation to thresholds indicative of spacecraft charging varies with the combination of input parameters used.
These scenarios were used as inputs to agricultural watershed models, which produced water quality outputs that we compared to thresholds in fish biodiversity metrics at the subwatershed scale.
By comparison, Bonferroni correction and the number of independent tests would lead to thresholds of approximately 1e-07 and 5e-07, respectively.
Previous studies have shown that ARTs are related to thresholds of the uncomfortable loudness level (UCL) and can be used to estimate the UCL [22 24].
To determine the activity to deliver, the mean normal liver dose over all liver partitions and the lung dose are restricted to thresholds given in Table 1.
In addition, we examined the standardized expected parameter change (sEPC) and found that many of the largest sEPCs referred to thresholds 2 and 3.
