The phrase "a limited threshold" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe a specific, restricted level or point that must be reached or exceeded.
Example: "The experiment was designed with a limited threshold for temperature to ensure safety during the reaction."
Alternatives: "a restricted limit" or "a defined boundary".
Unfortunately the ambivalence that looked so adorable on-screen proved less appealing off it for those who had to deal with his "limited threshold for intimacy".
Should an error be reported in such a milieu?!" Another major concept associated with the organization which stopped the nurses from reporting the errors was shortcomings in the safety culture, which appeared in the form of the limited threshold of fault tolerance, nonexistence of team response, assigning one person at the sharp end, and name, blame, and shame culture.
The intensity was adjusted to individual aerobic capacity and followed current guidelines that recommend limited thresholds of exertion level and time of exercise in sedentary populations [13].
1. Choose a limited number of threshold probabilities.
The sponsor also performed a limited univariate and threshold sensitivity analysis based on a scenario where only a proportion of patients were symptomatic of AF.
The bone surface strain at failure ranged from 880 to 46,000 microstrain, with a limited negative correlation between threshold force and recorded strain that was not statistically significant (correlation coefficient = –0.3).
Accordingly, the best way to present confidence intervals for a decision curve analysis would be, first, to choose a limited number of key thresholds, and second, report the 95% C.I. for the difference in net benefit for pairwise comparisons between models at each of these thresholds.
Students would pay a "membership fee" to the university, while any further payments for the course would be taken post-employment and after a certain income threshold for a limited number of years.
However, the work-related motions had a limited effect on the hierarchical threshold-based algorithm, which exhibited a satisfactory detection rate and accuracy of 76.86% and 79.13%, respectively.
In a limited number of cases, contrast thresholds were readily obtained in the presence of minor lens opacities and in amblyopes, though the method is impracticable in cases where fixation cannot be achieved.
