Sentence examples for where thresholds from inspiring English sources

So what is being put in place to help frontline professionals comprehend where thresholds for taking action lie, and what constitutes coercive control?

Such care is provided by the same specialists holding joint appointments in public hospitals where thresholds to get on comparatively long waiting lists are often much higher.

Scientists have yet to isolate where thresholds are in different players at different positions and at different ages.

Then, estimation algorithms are proposed: they rely on decision tree learning algorithms because these yield decision rules readable by humans, which correspond to nested if-then-else rules, where thresholds can be adjusted depending on the living areas considered.

Duncan Watts, a pioneer in network theory, is quick to point out that social dynamics tend to be idiosyncratic and it's not always clear exactly where thresholds exist.

Some authors try to explain their results through receiver operating characteristic (ROC) which is more suitable for decision-theoretic approaches where thresholds normally classify modulation schemes.

where threshold η bp is proportional to noise standard deviation.

where Threshold is the threshold value for distinguishing the legal members from the illegal ones.

where threshold th2 is defined adaptively as: th 2 = T 2 x Max MAD min n, (6).

In contrast to assessment of BMD, where thresholding was not a factor, the choice of thresholding significantly affected the assessment of trabecular morphometric parameters.

This argument has been used to explain elevated threshold responses on motion coherence tasks where threshold performance relies on the detection of signal from noise [23], and elevated thresholds when visual noise is added to luminance targets [24].