The phrase "an additional threshold for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a new or extra limit or standard that is being introduced in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy establishes an additional threshold for employee performance evaluations to ensure fairness."
Alternatives: "a supplementary limit for" or "an extra standard for".
Since very low folds of change cannot be confirmed with alternative methods and the biological impact of such small changes is unclear, an additional threshold for the fold change of 1.5 was used for the analysis of all experiments.
In this article we present a rapid haplotyping algorithm based on a modification of our previous method by setting an additional threshold for the ratio of the conditional probability of a haplotype configuration to the largest conditional probability of all haplotype configurations in order to eliminate those configurations with relatively low conditional probabilities.
9 An additional threshold for per cent-of-predicted FEV1 (expected for persons of a given age, sex, height and ethnicity) is also commonly used for severity classification.
In important public services, including in the health, education, transport, border security and fire sectors, an additional threshold of 40% of support to take industrial action from all eligible members had to be met for action to be legal.
In this study, by simply applying an additional threshold (RPKM > =1) for DEGs screening without increasing costs, we got a high quality (confirmed by qPCR) list of chilling regulated DEGs.
The spike threshold was set at three SDs below mean signal by default, and for Purkinje cells an additional threshold at 3 SDs above mean signal ensured that no complex spikes were missed.
We used the combined texture as an additional threshold parameter.
The space of variables can thus be decomposed into 8 domains (D11, D21, D12, D22, D13, D23, D14, D24), defined by the thresholds KMc, KMn plus the additional threshold K for p53, and KP for nuclear Mdm2 (Figure 7).
Since the initial establishment of the tiered, structure-based TTC values developed by Munro et al. (1996), some effort has gone into recognizing finer categories of toxicity, resulting in the publication of additional threshold values for more specific chemical classes (Table 1) (Kroes et al., 2004; Felter et al., 2009).
Furthermore, no additional thresholding is required for discriminating the nature of each pixel and selecting the corresponding enhancement function.
We wrote a function called 'readscore' to grade the closeness of a match between a text phrase and a Read term, with a minimum threshold for a satisfactory match (Additional file 1, page 15).
