The phrase "a secondary threshold" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing levels, limits, or criteria that are not primary but still significant.
Example: "In our study, we identified a secondary threshold that indicates a different level of risk for participants."
Alternatives: "an additional threshold" or "a subsequent threshold".
Two thresholds are set: (1) cluster score threshold T, which is the MatrixAligner score above which the two matrices being compared are deemed to be similar, and (2) radius margin R, which is a secondary score threshold used to determine whether those TFs at the boundary of the cluster join the cluster.
Normally, if the RR interval is 1.5 times larger than average RR, we think a missing R-peak appear because of the low amplitude R-peaks, so the secondary threshold is regarded as lower threshold than the threshold calculated for the first time to detect all the R-peaks, which is applied to detect the missing R-peaks.
Weekly employer cost is taken to be 40* median hourly wage) + (weekly employer NICs, accounting for the secondary threshold).
Both employer and employee rates increased between 2010 and 2011, which made each pound of primary and secondary threshold more valuable.
PT is known as the "primary threshold," as distinct from the "secondary threshold" ST applicable to employers.8 Equation (2)'s last term refers to indirect or consumption taxes (primarily VAT, but also important contributions from excise taxes: see Appendix I), which are levied as a fixed fraction τ c of consumption before tax.
The secondary threshold (T AC) is necessary, otherwise there will be many spurious classes i.e. false positives (FP), having nonzero change in average clustering coefficient (Δ A C ≠ 0 ).
It is quite likely that after applying our secondary threshold – of only considering those probesets that are differentially expressed by three-fold or more – that the fraction of false-positives is less than 11% but this cannot be determined directly.
However, in highly proliferative tumours, the negative population was occasionally too small to be reliably detected by the algorithm, and the thresholds were then manually set by visual inspection of the original images, although aided by secondary threshold suggestions by the algorithm.
The U.S. payroll tax, alternately known as "Social Security contributions" or "old age, survivors, disability, and hospital insurance contributions," is administered on a calendar-year basis — as compared to weekly (or pay period) in the U.K. — and has no analogue to the primary and secondary thresholds.
As a secondary parameter, a threshold concentration was derived that defines the predicted concentration at which the drug-induced tumor kill rate equals the tumor growth rate and, as a result, net tumor stasis is achieved.
If presenting the entire heat map requires individual cells to be smaller than a given threshold, a secondary panel is automatically rendered to show a zoomed-in version of a local segment in the heat map.
