The phrase "admitted threshold" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning without context.
It could potentially be used in discussions related to psychology, testing, or thresholds of acceptance, but clarity is essential.
Example: "The study revealed that participants often struggled to recognize their admitted threshold for emotional vulnerability."
Alternatives: "acknowledged limit" or "accepted boundary".
It is more likely, however, that there are multiple factors contributing the variability seen in the rates of hospitalization among states rather than a differing clinical profile or admitting threshold.
As everyone talks about the challenges of computing and data processing, considering what we know today in practice about software and computers, it would have been difficult to admit a threshold of Log(n∗ p) superior or equal to 6 (although such a threshold already excludes 35% of the studies of our review), because we know that, nowadays, such size of data is easy to deal with.
For example, to draw a comparison with the entrant data, not all medical schools using UKCAT as a threshold admitted a higher than average proportion of students from low socioeconomic backgrounds (fig 2).
I think it would be better to base the idea of a threshold on enzyme activity, and admit that this threshold for assembly is obscured by the noise in the LS curve.
The attack on Pearl Harbor was successful because we, as a nation, had not crossed a mental threshold that admitted that our territory could be attacked.
The Home Office's own assessment of the policy in 2012 admitted that the higher threshold would have a significant impact on teachers, nurses, marketing managers and IT professionals.
Putting that in perspective, Google admitted they crossed a threshold where they are receiving more queries on mobile than on desktop.
Similarly, when the relays have more available power, a larger number of users are likely to be admitted for a given threshold.
For example, medical schools using UKCAT as a threshold consistently admitted more than around 55% of their medical students from state schools, whereas more variation was observed in medical schools using UKCAT as a factor in the admissions process (fig 2).
Actually, this admission scheme defines the New Call Bounding admission scheme which limits the new calls number (N 1 ) with a threshold ; if the number of new calls does not exceed the threshold, it is admitted; otherwise, it is blocked, while handoff calls is rejected only when there is no bandwidth in the system.
