Sentence examples for useful thresholds for from inspiring English sources
99 Moreover, all of the sexual dysfunctions outlined in the DSM-5 require a minimum duration of approximately 6 months, and more precise severity criteria must be met in order to provide useful thresholds for making a diagnosis and for distinguishing transient sexual difficulties from more persistent sexual dysfunction.
The 90th and 95th percentiles are the most useful thresholds for elevated BP in any given child.
Regarding ratio of %FEV1 to %FVC, we chose 1.2 which was most useful threshold for predictor of mortality using ROC analysis (ROC: 0.7671).
The H T coefficient for the final subset of items equals to 0.31, a value slightly above the minimum useful threshold for IIO proposed by Ligtvoet et al. [ 14].
The present findings support the utility of the 95th CDC BMI percentile as a useful threshold for the prediction of elevated levels of VAT, fat mass and cardiometabolic risk in children and adolescents.
The present findings support the utility of the CDC 95th BMI percentile as a sensible and useful threshold for the prediction of relatively high VAT mass, fat mass and cardiovascular risk.
The results of this study provide potentially useful thresholds of improvement in PROs that go beyond the threshold of minimal importance established for these tools.
The aim of this study was to analyse the relationship between HCMV DNA and pp65 antigenemia levels in order to identify clinically useful threshold values for the management of patients.
The value of DP 300 could therefore serve as a useful threshold value of DP for the estimation of risk of accumulation of missing pieces and reaching the end of fitness for reading/handling, which is in agreement with the literature discussed in the introduction.
Other authors have tried to define a useful threshold based on distribution characteristics, for example by using the mean plus one s.d. in the general population (Holzner et al, 2003).
Therefore, gene expression data of different Hsp isoforms can be highly useful to define thresholds for physiological function beyond which fitness and long-term species survival are impaired [ 19].
