The phrase "a threshold quantification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to measurement, analysis, or assessment where a specific limit or boundary is being quantified.
Example: "The study focused on a threshold quantification of pollutants in the water supply to determine safety levels."
Alternatives: "a limit measurement" or "a boundary assessment".
By this way, they seemed to explore extensively the environment and the border of the explant, but few of them succeeded in getting out of the explant to enter the collagen matrix (see Fig. 6B and Movie S4 in supplementary material), which could explain the decreased total axon outgrowth upon TUJ1 staining and threshold quantification, observed from 1 DIV (Fig. 3 and Fig. 4).
We used threshold quantification to optimise the molecular techniques by using receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve analysis to objectively define cut-off points for the diagnostic tests.
Test-retest variability in threshold quantification and scotoma parameters is also not yet known, and will be investigated in future studies.
The DAB and haematoxylin channels were isolated using a plugin and a threshold was determined for quantification.
Then, green, red, and blue channels were isolated using ImageJ software, and a threshold was determined for quantification of signal intensity.
For quantification purposes, a threshold of n individuals serves to find the start and end times of an epidemic.
A similar algorithm based on a threshold value was used for the quantification of total body volume.
The quantification of such a threshold, an objective with firm biologic plausibility, will dictate the mandate to apply or withhold artificial extracorporeal support.
To get a precise quantification we settled a threshold of 10.000 data points for quality control of the chip (Additional file 1: Figure S1).
Estimates of risk summarized the high degree of variability experienced in natural systems, the difficulty of predicting fire behavior when conditions are near critical thresholds, a quantification of uncertainties concerning future weather conditions, and useful tool for assessing potential wildfire effects.
