The phrase "a rigorous threshold for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a strict standard or criterion that must be met in a particular context, such as research, evaluation, or assessment.
Example: "The study established a rigorous threshold for participant eligibility to ensure the validity of the results."
Alternatives: "a strict standard for" or "a demanding criterion for".
Our use of flow sorted samples allowed objective discrimination of homozygous loss with a rigorous threshold of log2ratio < -3.0 in our aCGH results.
As a first step to connecting genes in a transcription network, a rigorous threshold is often applied to identify non-random correlations.
We illustrated the loci of the portion of current distribution by a rigorous cutoff value of the z-transform of the difference vector between conditions (but also inspected results after a non-rigorous threshold), for the attention-related frequencies.
Our SNP discovery pipeline called approximately 495,000 SNPs, although many more possible polymorphisms were detected before we applied rigorous thresholds for accepting a polymorphism.
For example, they do not provide direction on how to classify interventions that do not achieve the rigorous threshold required for public health recommendations (e.g., based on U.S. Community Guide ).
Although nominally significant, this P value is unremarkable in comparison with the rigorous threshold required for significance in GWAS studies (Wellcome Trust Case Control Consortium 2007), suggesting that further studies are required to establish this association.
From the perspective of clinical utility, any biomarker that meets the rigorous threshold of specificity and sensitivity for a certain disease state also requires the development of pre-analytical sample processing and readout techniques that are applicable in a typical clinical laboratory setting.
In the absence of longer-term data from which to establish more rigorous baselines, we defined a threshold for WS outbreaks across all locations by statistically isolating unusually high disease events.
A rigorous model for multi-component adsorbers is developed.
