Sentence examples for was a threshold of from inspiring English sources
The criterion for the inclusion of a signal in the list was a threshold of at least 5-times enhancement of signal intensity after normalization for low-P as compared to high-P conditions.
The criteria chosen for preferential expression was a threshold of a raw tag count of ≥ 2 across all samples in a particular set, but not existing in the other sets.
Specifically, they state " the criteria chosen for preferential expression was a threshold of a raw tag count of ≥ 2 across all samples in a particular set, but not existing in the other sets".
In the upper limbs, the best compromise was a threshold of SAP amplitude <30% of the lower limit of normal that gave 70% sensitivity and specificity for the ulnar and median nerves, and 70% sensitivity and 85% specificity for the radial nerve in favour of SNN (Fig. 2).
The aforementioned prospective study found differences in the prevalence of painful physical symptoms across the countries included in the study using a common definition, which was a threshold of greater than or equal to 2 points on the Somatic Symptoms Inventory pain scale [ 31].
The DPP study, wherein patients achieved ∼6% mean weight loss at 2 years and ∼4% weight loss at 4 years in the lifestyle intervention arm, reported a progressive 16% reduction in type 2 diabetes risk with every kilogram of weight loss but without an indication that there was a threshold of weight loss for maximal type 2 diabetes prevention (13, 32).
"There is a threshold of violence that may tip things to the other side," the senior official said.
Necessity is a threshold of legal protection, meaning government use of the powers could be challenged in court.
Overall, these results suggest that there is a threshold of mutations above which SC proliferation is impaired.
There may be a threshold of debt beyond which bond markets suddenly take umbrage.
Members of Israel's parliament are elected through proportional representation, and there is a threshold of four seats (or 3.25% of the vote) to enter parliament.
