Sentence examples for a much lower threshold from inspiring English sources

He apparently has a much lower threshold of embarrassment than his kids do.

But if treatment meant getting a prescription from your family doctor, that's a much lower threshold.

The banking law also authorizes civil penalties for negligent violations, a much lower threshold of proof, but those can only be sought from a financial institution, not individuals.

Britain requires investors to disclose stakes of 3 percent within two trading days, but also affords them a much lower threshold to convene shareholders to eject directors.

"But if the P5+1 will settle for a much lower threshold, like just stop enriching to 20%, it means that basically the Iranians, at a very cheap cost, bought their way into continuing their military programme.

For years, calls for the federal government to regulate the chemicals have been unsuccessful, and last year the Trump administration tried to block publication of a study urging a much lower threshold of exposure.

The choice of a different, much lower threshold in determining Figure 4B would produce results that appear characteristic of type 2 individuals.

H7996 resistance was characterized by a faster response kinetic; the ET and SA pathways were activated at much lower threshold pathogen cell densities in H9776 xylem than in susceptible Bonny Best.

Much lower threshold energies and wider fabrication windows were obtained in the formulations containing these PIs compared with commercial ones.

The subsequent DC sweeps display much lower threshold voltages.

So that means you can use a much lower statistical threshold and believe your results, OK?