The phrase "adjusted threshold" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a limit or standard has been modified or changed to better suit a particular situation or requirement.
Example: "The adjusted threshold for passing the exam has been lowered to accommodate more students this year."
Alternatives: "modified limit" or "revised benchmark".
Then, in order to mitigate the optimization delays, OCSO IaaS optimization adopts a dynamic adjusted threshold algorithm that uses variable green boundary limits and violation thresholds.
OCSO rests on enabling proactive and effective vertical scaling for IaaS services and horizontal scaling for PaaS services, which are controlled by a dynamically adjusted threshold triggering algorithm.
This is slightly more conservative than the adjusted threshold derived from the binomial distribution (70.9%).
A Bonferroni correction for significance was applied to take into account multiple ANOVA tests performed and the adjusted threshold for significance set at 0.05 (prior significance)/15 (the number of models tested) = 0.003.
A Bonferroni correction gives the adjusted threshold
B-H adjusted threshold p ≤ 0.05.
The procedure was repeatedly performed (n = 10) generating a distribution of adjusted thresholds.
To define three grades of genomic instability, we adjusted thresholds for the two parameters that best discriminate tumors according to outcome (see the Additional file 2 for details).
Trial sequential analysis [ 25, 26] or another valid sequential method [ 53] may be used to show if information size adjusted thresholds for significance are crossed or not.
Using double gate FinFET, one gate has been used to adjust threshold voltage, while the input signal is applied to the other gate.
Adjusting threshold values, the AP searches the threshold value that yields the smallest error probabilities.
