The phrase "a threshold rate of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, economics, or statistics, where a specific rate is being defined as a limit or benchmark.
Example: "The study found that a threshold rate of 5% is necessary for sustainable economic growth."
Alternatives: "a minimum rate of" or "a critical rate of".
It has been suggested that a threshold rate of duodenal glucose delivery (∼ 1.8 kcal/min) needs to be exceeded for stimulation of GLP-1.
However, we assume a threshold rate of 512 kbps for the minimum user satisfaction.
While a threshold rate of occurrence of individual complications may guide the physician, rare but important debilitating complications should also be discussed irrespective of frequency.
Cooperation genes are expressed only above a threshold rate of QS signal molecule re-capture, i.e., above the local quorum of cooperators.
As noted with the deterministic model the stochastic model predicts a threshold rate of antibiotic use below which resistance will not ascend and above which it will.
If antibiotic 1 is used alone then there would be a threshold rate of use below which resistance will not ascend and above which the frequency of patients colonized with bacteria resistant to antibiotic 1 will increase.
Personal exposure to various RF-EMF sources can be assessed separately and different types of exposure metrics can be calculated, such as time spent above a certain threshold, rate of change, or other measures reflecting the intrinsic structure of the exposure data, as presented in Table 3.
Data distribution includes the average level as well as other exposure metrics potentially relevant for health such as time spent above a certain threshold, rate of change, or other measures reflecting the intrinsic structure of the exposure as done in [ 32].
If an institution elects to accept a threshold rate as defined in subsection a of this section, it is not required to perform a detailed analysis of its administrative costs.
Assuming that the response rate follows a binomial distribution, we calculated the number of patients required to obtain the expected response rate (given a threshold response rate of 30%), with a one-sided test, a significance level of 2.5% (α/2 = 2.5%), and a statistical power (1-β) of 80%.
A threshold strain rate of 103 s−1 is identified for the formation of localized deformation bands, which characterizes heterogeneity of deformation at high strain rates.
