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Typically in GWAS we only consider the variants that withstand a Bonferroni correction (typical threshold = 0.05/total no. of variants) to be significant.

This process is dictated by the cell monolayer density, with a typical threshold of (1.8 ± 0.2) × 109 cells/m2, above which the collective behavior is mostly observed.

This is a far cry from levels in Thailand (30pc), South Korea (31pc) or China (32pc), or Japan in its day, the typical threshold for catch-up economies graduating to a higher league.

The main innovation of the method, towards a typical threshold accepting algorithm, is that the value of the threshold is not only lowered, but also raised or backtracked according to how effective a local search is.

Typical threshold operators for denoising include hard threshold, soft threshold, and affine (firm) threshold.

The typical threshold values are 48 48.5 Hz in 50 Hz power systems.

Among the methods specially proposed for MB-OFDM-based UWB systems, the CBTS method is of remarkable property, which is a typical threshold-based estimator.

Throughout this research, we used these typical thresholds.

Typical thresholds were near beta values of 0.2 and 0.8.

The typical thresholds required as reported in the literature are shown in Table 1 >.

Here we report for the first time severely impaired auditory localization in the congenitally blind: thresholds for spatially bisecting three consecutive, spatially-distributed sound sources were seriously compromised, on average 4.2-fold typical thresholds, and half performing at random.