The phrase "adopting a threshold" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a specific limit or standard is being established or accepted, often in discussions related to data analysis, decision-making, or policy formulation.
Example: "The committee is considering adopting a threshold for acceptable levels of pollution in the area."
Alternatives: "establishing a limit" or "setting a benchmark".
One-tailed Wilcoxon signed rank test was applied to evaluate the statistical significance of results adopting a threshold of 0.05.
We made allowance for multiple testing using the false discovery rate [18], adopting a threshold FDR of 10%.
A BlastX search was carried out against the TAIR9 dataset (http://www.arabidopsis.org), adopting a threshold E-value of e-15.
Figure 4 shows the susceptibility to landslide estimates obtained by the combined models (CMs) adopting a threshold of 2, 5, and 10%%.
This null hypothesis was conservative in that the other signatures previously observed in bladder tumors have far lower proportions of A T > T A mutations than Signature 5. We calculated FDRs across the P-values of all tumors, adopting a threshold of 0.05 as indicating possible AA exposure.
Enrichment within the GO hierarchical levels by mean of different subset of unigenes was estimated using the GoStat2 interface based on Fisher's exact test [ 54], adopting a threshold p-value of 0.01 and considering terms starting from the 3rd hierarchical level of the DAG (directed acyclic graph; Table 3).
"It also said staff adopted a threshold of concern for taking children into care that was too high and had expectations of what could be achieved that were too low.
As a result, the service provider can adopt a threshold value λ based on its prioritized strategies.
In an attempt to reduce information bias, we adopted a threshold of 10° of painless flexion as a measure of the effectiveness of the FIB.
In the case that the SDF parameter is adopted, a threshold of 0.6 on the S D F ¯ value is used.
For the subbands that preserve their energy in the source signal (and thus are not severely degraded), we adopt a threshold rule based solely on the source signal information.
