Sentences with phrase «in establishing thresholds»

The analysis of the average experience capital of big - 5 league players is also useful in establishing thresholds above which players from outside these championships have a concrete possibility of successfully joining the five major European competitions in the near future.

Not exact matches

The Safety Equipment Institute certified that the helmet met the safety thresholds established by the National Operating Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment (NOCSAE), opening the door for its use in the NFL and NCAA.

In an effort to promote a more open economy and accelerate reforms, China established pilot Free Trade Zones (FTZs) that provide lower thresholds for setting up new companies, have fewer restrictions on capital flows, and offer more market access to foreign investors.

When established in 1965, the thresholds were set at three times the cost of a minimally adequate diet and indexed annually for changes in the price of food.

Quite honestly, the tax benefits are hardly worth it due to minimums and maximum thresholds established by the great bean counters in the IRS.

In addition, pre-shipment distribution tests aid in optimizing packaging by establishing a means of evaluating multiple designs and materials to a standardized performance thresholIn addition, pre-shipment distribution tests aid in optimizing packaging by establishing a means of evaluating multiple designs and materials to a standardized performance thresholin optimizing packaging by establishing a means of evaluating multiple designs and materials to a standardized performance threshold.

The Threshold Working Group, «Approaches to Establish Thresholds for Major Food Allergens and for Gluten in Food,» Revised Report, Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition, Food and Drug Administration, College Park, MD, pp. 1 - 106, March 2006, available at http://www.fda.gov/​downloads/​Food/​LabelingNutrition/​FoodAllergensLabeling/​GuidanceComplianceRegulatoryInformation/​UCM192048.pdf.

The Threshold Working Group, «Approaches to Establish Thresholds for Major Food Allergens and for Gluten in Food,» Draft Report, Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition, Food and Drug Administration, College Park, MD, pp. 1 - 103, June 2005, available at http://www.fda.gov/​ohrms/​dockets/​dockets/​05n0231/​05n-0231-rpt0001.pdf.

GIG is finalizing a new study that establishes the number of gluten - containing grains that are allowed in non-gluten grains in order to meet the 10 ppm gluten threshold of GIG's gluten - free certification program, the Gluten - Free Certification Organization (GFCO).

Although many researchers have analyzed impact counts and characteristics across a variety of settings in the hopes of establishing force «thresholds» for injury, no such threshold has been discovered.

IKEA, for example, only... MORE uses wood procured from sustainably managed and legally logged forests, and their pressed - wood products meet the low - formaldehyde thresholds established in Europe.

The second stage of transition or threshold marks the time in between states, involving something of a trial, a time of becoming — no longer connected to the old, but not yet established in the new.

Mr. SCHUMER: Madam President, did the Senate precedent established on November 21, 2013, on how nominations are considered in the Senate change the cloture threshold for nominations to the Supreme Court?

«In Africa, we are on the threshold of finalising negotiations to establish the first ever Single Market for Trade in Goods and Services on our Continent in the Continental Free Trade Area for AfricIn Africa, we are on the threshold of finalising negotiations to establish the first ever Single Market for Trade in Goods and Services on our Continent in the Continental Free Trade Area for Africin Goods and Services on our Continent in the Continental Free Trade Area for Africin the Continental Free Trade Area for Africa.

Meanwhile, when factoring in August graduates, the graduation rate grew to 82.1 percent, exceeding a federal accountability threshold established in 2010.

Excelsior, established in 2010, allows companies to receive 10 years of refundable tax credits for meeting job and investment thresholds.

Two of the biggest aero engine makers — Rolls - Royce in the UK and General Electric in the US — did not return phone calls or emails asking for comment on if, how and when they plan to establish safe thresholds.

What Litvak found is that the MeCP2 gene is responsible for establishing a threshold for the activation of macrophages in the presence of stimuli and stressors such as hypoxia, corticosteroids and inflammation.

This falls far short of the 10 000 - hectare threshold below which, according to guidelines for establishing SSSIs, all examples of an ecosystem should be protected «in their entirety».

Arsenic is a naturally occurring element that can cause organ failure and cancer in humans with prolonged exposure above established health thresholds.

All contrasts were limited to the brain locations within the supplementary motor area and the parahippocampal gyrus, as defined in the Harvard — Oxford Cortical Structural Atlas (available in FSL software), and a threshold was established, with gaussian random - fields theory, at a cluster - level z value of more than 2.3 (corrected P < 0.05).

We can not predict how genetic information might be used in the context of public health or policy decisions; indeed, establishing thresholds for utility in the public health context is made difficult by the probabilistic nature of genomic information.

Miller & Stassun show that misusing GRE scores, particularly by establishing score thresholds, fuels the underrepresentation of white women and minorities in graduate programs.

These standards are to be used as a minimum threshold by every school district in the state in order to establish some consistency in academic content statewide.

The new rule will establish a set of minimum performance standards, a standardized scoring system, and a pass - fail threshold that will better inform local transit agencies as they evaluate and purchase buses for use in their communities.

Barnes and Noble has not meant the content thresholds Microsoft established by opening up Nook stores in over 30 different countries.

They can also be used to establish a position in a security if it reaches a certain price threshold or to close a short position.

stop orders are generally used to protect a profit or to prevent further loss if the price of a security moves against you; they can also be used to establish a position in a security if it reaches a certain price threshold or to close a short position; not all securities or trading sessions (pre - and post-market) are eligible for stop orders

A regulated exchange must establish position limits on security futures that are no greater than 13,500 (100 share) contracts, unless the underlying security meets certain volume and shares outstanding thresholds, in which case the limit may be increased to 22,500 (100 share) contracts.

No «official» threshold for achieving «no - kill» has been established, but some «experts» in animal welfare believe that anything above 85 percent can be considered «no - kill», others claim 90 percent is more applicable.

‡ This placement on the threshold of early and late twentieth century modernism served Stankiewicz well, as he continued to exhibit and develop his sculpture throughout the 1960s and 1970s, establishing relationships with New York galleries even after he left the city in 1962 for rural Massachusetts.

Insert, Oct. 4, 6:35 p.m Several readers have pointed to a long 2010 feature in Der Spiegel in which Hans Joachim Schellnhuber, a top German climate scientist who helped establish the 2 - degree threshold, stressed it was a policy marker:

Considering U.S. public health in general, the cost - effectiveness of many prevention activities is well established.276 Some preventive actions are cost - saving, while others are deemed cost - effective based on a pre-determined threshold.

Its all in the threshold and whom and what is used to establish it.

Without the GHG Tailoring Rule, the thresholds established in the CAA for other pollutants would apply to GHGs.

Often, these examinations are formalized by the use of null - hypothesis testing, in which a threshold of a selected validation measure is established representing a low likelihood that a value at or above the threshold would occur in the reconstruction process purely by chance.

In this procedure, random «null» proxy sets are generated and their performance in «reconstructing» temperature for part of the instrumental period is used to establish a threshold for the statistical skill of reconstruction from the real proxieIn this procedure, random «null» proxy sets are generated and their performance in «reconstructing» temperature for part of the instrumental period is used to establish a threshold for the statistical skill of reconstruction from the real proxiein «reconstructing» temperature for part of the instrumental period is used to establish a threshold for the statistical skill of reconstruction from the real proxies.

Whether High Quality Data Are Available for Quantification and Establishing Additionality Thresholds High quality datasets are necessary to establish accurate quantification parameters, as well as to evaluate «business as usual» activities for the sector in which the project activity occurs.

He concluded that Fastcase failed to establish that the case met the amount - in - controversy threshold for diversity jurisdiction of $ 75,000.

In particular, the purchase is to be freely agreed between the electricity provider and the third party producer, and is not subject to any threshold or ceiling established by the public authorities.

While modification of data was relatively straightforward to establish, the threshold at which a transient decline in system performance crosses the boundary into «temporary impairment» is likely to trouble the courts when considering offences under the new section.

In light of the threshold set by the Court, it may be difficult for claimants to establish prima facie discrimination in respect of eldercare obligations in all but the most rare of circumstances where a legal obligation to provide such care can be demonstrateIn light of the threshold set by the Court, it may be difficult for claimants to establish prima facie discrimination in respect of eldercare obligations in all but the most rare of circumstances where a legal obligation to provide such care can be demonstratein respect of eldercare obligations in all but the most rare of circumstances where a legal obligation to provide such care can be demonstratein all but the most rare of circumstances where a legal obligation to provide such care can be demonstrated.

The rise in the High Court threshold for non-personal injury claims to # 100,000 (seeCivil way, «Civil way», NLJ, 14 March 2014, p 17) is established by the High Court and County Court Jurisdiction (Amendment) Order 2014 (SI 2014/821).

Given the negotiation parties» desire to establish legal certainty, consistency and transparency for the roughly 5 million affected citizens and the prospect of an unprecedented bureaucratic operation, the Court missed an opportunity to clarify what kind of residence actually qualifies as «legal» residence for the purpose of acquiring permanent residence under Article 16 of the Citizens Directive: is this any period of non-reliance on the social assistance system (as AG Wathelet appears to suggest) or only periods in which applicants can demonstrate compliance with certain minimum thresholds for «work» or «sufficient resources» (as Member States seem to prefer)?

In Her Majesty the Queen v. Robert David Nicholas Bradshaw, the majority of the Supreme Court found that the trial judge had erred in admitting a video re-enactment statement into evidence, as «[t] he Crown failed to establish the threshold reliability of this statement on a balance of probabilities.&raquIn Her Majesty the Queen v. Robert David Nicholas Bradshaw, the majority of the Supreme Court found that the trial judge had erred in admitting a video re-enactment statement into evidence, as «[t] he Crown failed to establish the threshold reliability of this statement on a balance of probabilities.&raquin admitting a video re-enactment statement into evidence, as «[t] he Crown failed to establish the threshold reliability of this statement on a balance of probabilities.»

This decision shows that the threshold to establish lack of testamentary capacity is high, particularly where there has been a contemporaneous professional assessment in favour of capacity.

The key distinction between the Crown's position and the respondent's position in the appeal was what kind of evidence could be considered corroborative for the purpose of establishing threshold reliability, the respondent's counsel, Richard Fowler, of Fowler and Smith in Vancouver, told Legal Feeds.

In both cases, the court had earlier directed a fact finding hearing, to be heard by the President in June, presumably to establish the factual basis for any decision as to the s 31 threshold criteriIn both cases, the court had earlier directed a fact finding hearing, to be heard by the President in June, presumably to establish the factual basis for any decision as to the s 31 threshold criteriin June, presumably to establish the factual basis for any decision as to the s 31 threshold criteria.

The standard of proof in finding the facts necessary to establish the threshold under s 31 (2) of the Children Act 1989, (ChA 1989) or the welfare considerations in s 1 of ChA 1989, is the simple balance of probabilities, neither more nor less.

For this reason, as well as the fact that these inconsistencies seemed to have created a higher threshold for family status discrimination, the HRTO advocated for one all - encompassing test for any type of discrimination, where the applicant must establish that he or she (1) is a member of a protected group; (2) has experienced adverse treatment; and that, (3) the discrimination was a factor in the adverse treatment.