The phrase "affected by the threshold" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the impact or influence of a specific threshold on a subject or variable.
Example: "The results of the experiment were significantly affected by the threshold set for data collection."
Alternatives: "influenced by the threshold" or "impacted by the threshold".
If no changes are made to current policies, and a shortage of home-grown nurses continues, by 2020 the number of nurses affected by the threshold will be 6,620, employed at a cost of £39.7m.
h1 was slightly affected by the applied load and significantly affected by the threshold stress.
First-generation immigrants are excluded because they often developed their ICT skills outside Germany and should therefore not be affected by the threshold instrument.
The accuracy of the calculation equation of C∗ in ASTM E 1457 was not affected by the threshold stress and the equation could be directly used for power-law creep materials with threshold stress.
In Fig. 5a, if the value of the threshold ϕ is too small, many unnecessary details of the texture will be produced, if the value of the threshold ϕ is too large, the strong edge regions of the color image will be excluded; therefore, the performance of the AMF will be affected by the threshold ϕ.
In addition, the performance level is not particularly affected by the threshold of homology chosen.
The distance between the leader and the outermost member is affected by the DL threshold and the interference from the other leaders.
However, we note that the slope of energy release rate, which is not affected by the magnitude threshold, is also steeper for the pre-April 16 period than for the post-April 16 period (see Fig. 4).
Indeed, [ 6] show that the final result of these approaches is significantly affected by the selected threshold, which is normally chosen arbitrarily.
This distribution is also affected by the consensus threshold used for indel extraction, which was chosen here to maximize the balance between stringency and sensitivity and is thus a compromise between the two.
Latencies and amplitude variations in individuals with auditory neuropathy may not be due to increased pure-tone threshold, as there was no correlation between pure-tone thresholds and cortical potentials (latency and amplitude), suggesting that the latency and amplitude of cortical potentials were not affected by the hearing thresholds of the participants in the present study.
