Search results for "Limit value"

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2016

Abstract. Various geoscientific applications require a fast prediction of fracture permeability for an optimal workflow. Hence, the objective of the current study is to introduce and validate a practical method to characterize and approximate single flow in fractures under different stress conditions by using a core-flooding apparatus, in situ X-ray computed tomography (CT) scans and a finite-volume method solving the Navier–Stokes–Brinkman equations. The permeability of the fractured sandstone sample was measured stepwise during a loading–unloading cycle (0.7 to 22.1 MPa and back) to validate the numerical results. Simultaneously, the pressurized core sample was imaged with a medical X-ray…

ScannerMaterials science010504 meteorology & atmospheric sciencesThreshold limit valueStratigraphyAttenuationPaleontologySoil ScienceCore sampleGeologyMechanics010502 geochemistry & geophysicscomputer.software_genre01 natural sciencesTortuosityPermeability (earth sciences)GeophysicsGeochemistry and PetrologyVoxelFluid dynamicsGeotechnical engineeringcomputer0105 earth and related environmental sciencesEarth-Surface ProcessesSolid Earth
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Methods for evaluating causality in observational studies.

2019

BACKGROUND: In clinical medical research, causality is demonstrated by randomized controlled trials (RCTs). Often, however, an RCT cannot be conducted for ethical reasons, and sometimes for practical reasons as well. In such cases, knowledge can be derived from an observational study instead. In this article, we present two methods that have not been widely used in medical research to date. METHODS: The methods of assessing causal inferences in observational studies are described on the basis of publications retrieved by a selective literature search. RESULTS: Two relatively new approaches—regression-discontinuity methods and interrupted time series—can be used to demonstrate a causal relat…

Threshold limit valuebusiness.industry030209 endocrinology & metabolismReview ArticleGeneral MedicineCausalitylaw.inventionCausalityObservational Studies as Topic03 medical and health sciencesVariable (computer science)0302 clinical medicineRandomized controlled triallawCausal inferenceStatisticsHumansMedicineObservational study030212 general & internal medicinebusinessValue (mathematics)Event (probability theory)
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Valeurs de référence du valproate de sodium (CAS n°1069-66-5). Valeurs toxicologiques de référence par voie orale et inhalation, valeurs limites d’ex…

2021

Le site de Sanofi situé à Mourenx, dans le bassin industriel de Lacq (64), produit un médicament antiépileptique, la Dépakine®, dont le principe actif est le valproate de sodium (VPS). Ce site est une installation classée pour la protection de l’environnement (ICPE) soumise à autorisation au titre de l’article L.511-1 et suivants du Code de l’environnement. Les rejets dans l’environnement d’une telle installation sont encadrés par des limites établies sur la base d’une évaluation quantitative des risques sanitaires (EQRS). En 2017, Sanofi Chimie a réalisé une évaluation de l’impact sur la santé et l’environnement des rejets atmosphériques de valproate, en utilisant des valeurs toxicologique…

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Feature Selection Approach based on Mutual Information and Partial Least Squares

2014

Feature selection technology can improve the modeling accuracy and reduce model’s complexity, especially for the high dimensional spectral data. Aim at this problem, feature selection approach based on mutual information (MI) and partial least square (PLS) is proposed in this paper. MI values between features and responsible variable are calculated, and the threshold value using to select final features is optimal selected based on PLS algorithm. The numbers of the latent values of the PLS and the threshold value of MI are selected according the modeling performance simultaneously. The experimental results based on the near-infrared spectrum show that the proposed approach has better perfor…

Variable (computer science)Threshold limit valuebusiness.industryPartial least squares regressionGeneral EngineeringPattern recognitionFeature selectionHigh dimensionalArtificial intelligenceMutual informationSpectral databusinessMathematicsAdvanced Materials Research
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Practical thresholds to distinguish erosive and rill rainfall events

2019

Abstract In this paper, 1017 rainfall events from 2008 to 2017 are used to identify the rainfall threshold that produces upland erosion at the Masse (central Italy) and Sparacia (southern Italy) experimental stations. The rainfall events are classified into three classes: non-erosive, interrill-only and rill. The threshold values for separating as correctly as possible the erosive rains (case I) and the rill rains (case II) are derived solely from the hyetograph. Each threshold value is obtained by imposing that the long-term erosivity of the events above the threshold is equal to the long-term erosivity of all erosive events (case I) or only rill events (case II). The performances of selec…

Water erosionThreshold limit valueRainfall patternSettore AGR/08 - Idraulica Agraria E Sistemazioni Idraulico-ForestaliRUSLEUSLETruncation (statistics)Interrill; Rainfall erosivity; Rainfall hyetograph; Rainfall pattern; Rainfall thresholds; RUSLE; Soil erosion; Soil loss; USLERainfall hyetographWater Science and TechnologyHydrologySoil logeographyRainfall thresholdsgeography.geographical_feature_categoryInterrillRainfall erosivityRainfall thresholdSoil lossRillHyetographSoil erosionErosionEnvironmental scienceScale (map)Predictive modellingJournal of Hydrology
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Occupational hygiene in a Finnish drum composting plant

2005

Bioaerosols (microbes, dust and endotoxins) and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) were determined in the working air of a drum composting plant treating source-separated catering waste. Different composting activities at the Oulu drum composting plant take place in their own units separated by modular design and constructions. Important implication of this is that the control room is a relatively clean working environment and the risk of exposure to harmful factors is low. However, the number of viable airborne microbes was high both in the biowaste receiving hall and in the drum composting hall. The concentration (geometric average) of total microbes was 21.8 million pcs/m3 in the biowaste…

business.product_categoryThreshold limit valueeducationIndoor bioaerosolAir pollutionDrummedicine.disease_causecomplex mixturesOccupational hygieneOccupational ExposuremedicineHumansOrganic ChemicalsRespiratorWaste Management and DisposalFinlandOccupational HealthAerosolsVolatilisationWaste managementfungiDustPulp and paper industryRefuse DisposalEndotoxinsWaste treatmentAir Pollution IndoorOdorantsEnvironmental scienceVolatilizationbusinesspsychological phenomena and processesWaste Management
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A new approach for the measurement of gaseous elemental mercury (GEM) and H2S in air from anthropogenic and natural sources: Examples from Mt. Amiata…

2017

Real-time measurements of GEM and H2S discharged from natural and anthropogenic sources are a valuable tool to investigate the dispersion dynamics of these contaminants in air. In this study, a new approach to measure GEM and H2S concentrations in air, carried out by coupling a portable Zeeman atomic absorption spectrometer with high frequency modulation of light polarization (Lumex RA-915M) and a pulsed fluorescence gas analyzer (Thermo Scientific Model 450i), was applied to two distinct areas: (i) in the surroundings of Piancastagnaio (Siena, Central Italy), located in the eastern flanks of Mt. Amiata (a 200,000Â years old volcano), where three geothermal plants are operating and whose ex…

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The stability of color discrimination threshold determined using pseudoisochromatic test plates

2014

Congenital red-green color vision deficiency is one of the most common genetic disorders. A previously printed set of pseudoisochromatic plates (KAMS test, 2012) was created for individual discrimination threshold determination in case of mild congenital red-green color vision deficiency using neutral colors (colors confused with gray). The diagnostics of color blind subjects was performed with Richmond HRR (4th edition, 2002) test, Oculus HMC anomaloscope, and further the examination was made using the KAMS test. 4 male subjects aged 20 to 24 years old participated in the study: all of them were diagnosed with deuteranomalia. Due to the design of the plates, the threshold of every subject …

medicine.medical_specialtyColor differenceColor visionbusiness.industryThreshold limit valueAudiologyPositive correlationColor discriminationAnomaloscopeOpticsmedicineDiscrimination thresholdbusinessMathematicsError scoreSPIE Proceedings
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