The phrase "adjustments to thresholds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where changes or modifications are made to specific limits or criteria, often in technical, scientific, or regulatory discussions.
Example: "The team proposed several adjustments to thresholds to improve the accuracy of the measurements."
Alternatives: "modifications to limits" or "changes to criteria."
Without an adjustment to the thresholds (or a large enough threshold), many of the X-ray events may have all nine pixels of a 3×3 pixel event detection cell above the split threshold, in which case the event will not be telemetered to the ground.
Finally, you need to address how your organization will handle ongoing adjustments to the salary threshold.
After some adjustments to the ordering of thresholds and for local dependency for the DASS Anxiety and Depression subscales, interval scale transformation was achieved for all subscales.
However, our results present evidence that field inoculation with plant-growth promoting bacteria must consider inoculant doses, and point to the need of fine adjustments to avoid crossing the threshold of growth stimulation and inhibition.
Development of more sophisticated control algorithms and adjustments to the LAP concentration threshold should allow for further process parameter optimization.
Manipulation of the images was restricted to threshold and brightness adjustments to the whole image.
A small value can be added to the threshold (threshold adjustment) to fine-tune the counting accuracy.
Note that this form of the loudness function corresponds to Scharf and Stevens's (1961) threshold adjustment to the Stevens power law.
A more sophisticated approach to dealing with excess charge due to optical light is to make an adjustment to the event and split thresholds.
To investigate the optimal adjustment to be made to obesity thresholds when using self-reported body mass index (BMI).
The number of LD blocks across the human genome, including interblock SNPs (i.e. singleton SNPs), was used in a Bonferroni adjustment to estimate GWAS-wide significance thresholds [ 27].
