The phrase "a threshold of common" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a point of shared understanding or agreement, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "We need to establish a threshold of common understanding before moving forward with the project."
Alternatives: "a point of commonality" or "a level of shared understanding."
A threshold of 1.82 common IA-2βA units gave 53% sensitivity with 98% specificity (Supplementary Fig. 1).
From these data it will also be possible to estimate whether a liability threshold of common variants is sufficient to cause schizophrenia, and whether this can be applied to individual risk prediction.
Thresholds were generally higher in comparison with elite controller definitions and varied between 500 and 15 000 copies/ml, with a threshold of 2000 copies/ml being most common (22/32 definitions; Supplementary Table 10).
Luckily for its practitioners, the general threshold of common sense has declined just as drastically, even as the market for advice has become more diversified.
The q-composite scheme improves the resilience against node compromise by increasing the threshold of common keys, thus more keys are preloaded in sensor or the size of key pool must be reduced.
This will be hard to determine in vivo with current methodologies, as all oscillatory expression will probably fall beneath the detection threshold of common visualisation techniques [ 26,27 ].
Several earlier studies distinguished between "minor" and "major" extrusion and in radiologic literature, it seems to have become common to define a threshold of 3 mm or more on coronal images as "pathological" extrusion [ 14].
We chose a threshold of 20 spatially distinct occurrences because it is a common threshold in niche modelling analyses61.
Obviously, a lowered threshold of commonality increases the number of common ccgs; 19, 32, 80, and 126 genes were commonly detected as being rhythmic from eight, seven, six, and five of all nine studies, respectively.
