The phrase "a relatively large threshold" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a limit or point of reference that is considered significant in comparison to other thresholds.
Example: "In this experiment, we established a relatively large threshold for detecting changes in temperature."
Alternatives: "a comparatively high threshold" or "a notably large threshold".
These relatively large thresholds were used to capture more of the low intense peaks that frequently display broader distribution and thus are assigned with lower mass accuracy.
This is a relative large threshold.
Intuitively it can be understood as a region that stays stable through a relatively large number of thresholds, i.e., it is a blob with a strong boundary, making it suitable for vessel cross-section detection.
Electrons are emitted over a relatively large area by near-threshold laser ionization of an ultracold gas (e.g., Rb atoms).
Throughout this study, we fixed, defined a relatively large validation region, V, whose threshold is equal to 15.1, because we assumed that the image registration algorithm performs well enough to align most of the LR frames correctly.
However, even small price differences between countries can have a relatively large impact on probabilistic and threshold analyses.
For example, if the background luminance level is low, the visibility threshold generally has a relatively large value.
Because reference cohesive barriers are located in a portion of the PCA where barrier density is relatively high, irrespective of one's choice of similarity threshold there are a relatively large number of individual barriers on the planet that are capable of promoting ring divergence.
Cum total: Cumulative total, Cum FDR: Cumulative false discovery rate From the cross-study analysis, we have identified the genes that are differentially regulated in psychosis compared to non-psychosis using a relatively large fold change and moderate p-value threshold (p < 0.05).
This finding was threshold dependent, however, and a relatively large shear stress (0.2409 N/m) generated enough force to overcome any cell-protein interactions generated from flow [ 44].
