The phrase "around threshold" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a point near a limit or boundary, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "The data showed fluctuations around the threshold of detection."
Alternatives: "near the limit" or "at the boundary."
In both of those cases very bright lights were used to evoke responses and, as we observe light responses even at fairly low intensities in TKO mice (around threshold for a cone-dependent ERG), the significance of those findings for our data (and for the rare rod response reported by Calvert et al. (2000)) is uncertain.
Available phosphorus (P) in the majority of fields in both locations was around threshold levels, and just sufficient for most crops.
In order for this circuit to operate as a transistor, the voltage supplied to the circuit is varied around threshold levels.
We do not address issues around threshold resonances (see Jensen Nenciu [150] and references given there) and their importance in dispersive estimates (see the survey by Schlag [233]) and for non-linear equations (for an example of a linearly counterintuitive phenomenon, see [135, Figure 6]).
Only twenty presentations at the intensities around threshold were performed.
The vast majority of the recorded cells showed a slowly adapting firing pattern with delayed firing around threshold.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.05360.014 For hippocampal recording, 1 ms windows around thresholded extracellular action potentials were acquired on-line at 31 kHz, 300-6,000 Hz filtering.
The party has never won seats in a general election, but it is polling around the threshold needed to enter parliament.
Hovering around the threshold of pain is where rock should be, and anybody that tells you different is an old duffer.
Businesses with the equivalent of more than 50 full-time employees are subject to the rule, and Shanty Grille hovers right around that threshold.
Mr. Goolsbee said he would be watching whether companies around that threshold either defer hiring or shift some full-time workers to part-time jobs.
