The phrase "a specified threshold for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a particular limit or level that has been defined for a specific purpose or measurement.
Example: "The study established a specified threshold for acceptable noise levels in residential areas."
Alternatives: "a defined limit for" or "a designated level for".
It is evident from these figures that the probability of exceeding the response from a specified threshold for degrading system with mentioned specification is very larger than system without degradation and the linear one.
They present what they call an oracle approximating shrinkage (OAS) estimator, which is an iterative method presented in Algorithm 2. In Algorithm 2, δtarget represents a specified threshold for the covariance matrix estimation error.
All serum parameter values were classified according to a specified threshold for explorative analyses on parameters' impact on survival.
However, to gain efficiency, we terminate testing if H(S next) (from 4) was less than a specified threshold for three successive questions.
Time to symptom worsening (TSW) was defined as the time until clinically meaningful deterioration by a specified threshold for each patient-reported endpoint (such as, the MID values) was observed.
And others, if accurately and consistently derived, would likely produce the same or very similar rankings (i.e. using a minimally important difference or a specified threshold for a 'good' outcome in the follow-up score).
This program creates clusters using a greedy algorithm, first selecting seed sequences by length, then finding sequences with identities to a particular seed at greater than or equal to a specified threshold value (for example 60%).
The ASD method uses a machine learning voting method based on two pre-specified tuning parameters R and G. Specifically, a patient is classified as g+ subgroup if the odds ratio exceeds a specified threshold R for at least G predictors in U, that is, exp{β 2i + β 3i x i } > R or β 2i + β 3i x i > ln(R), x i є U.
For assessment of the RUL, a specified threshold value (lambda) for the degradation state is pre-defined for failure.
Under the assumption of independent up-crossings of a specified threshold, a procedure for the analytical derivation of interval reliability sensitivity is presented.
Overlaps are only considered if the match scores better than a specified threshold that controls for false overlaps between two unrelated restriction maps.
