The phrase "at thresholds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing limits, boundaries, or points of transition in various fields such as science, psychology, or architecture.
Example: "The study focused on the effects of stress at thresholds of emotional resilience."
Alternatives: "at limits" or "at boundaries".
Her mother is a social worker at Thresholds, a psychiatric and drug-addiction rehabilitation center in Chicago.
Outcomes were compared for twins with and without discordance at thresholds defined by population percentile.
We also prove that the singular continuous spectrum of the operator D is empty and that its eigenvalues may accumulate only at "thresholds" in the absolutely continuous spectrum.
The first two data rows labelled schizophrenia (SZ) and bipolar (BD) give the numbers of genes observed in the respective GWAS data sets at thresholds of α depicted at the top of each row (extracted from the previous two tables).
We have genetically tuned these repressors to activate at thresholds within the biomedically relevant range of 32ºC to 46ºC, and constructed genetic logic circuits to connect thermal signals to various cellular functions.
For PODY, the highest R2 values for FC, PO and RB were 0.863, 0.897 and 0.911 at thresholds Y = 7, 5 and 1 nmol O3 m− 2 s− 1, respectively.
In the simulation starting at 0000 UTC 6 August, for example, the threat scores for 24-h rainfall for 8 August (with extreme amounts >1450 mm) reach 0.8 0.4 even at thresholds of 100 500 mm.
***, ** and *denote significant at thresholds of 1%, 5% and 10% respectively.
The form of the Fermi Golden Rule at Thresholds is discussed in Jensen Nenciu [290] (see Sect. 16).
Several pediatric studies have reported the occurrence of ACS at thresholds as low as 12 and 17 mmHg [3 5, 26].
In the case of the SCL dataset both the first and second order derivatives produce multiple local maxima and minima at thresholds associated with the potential best clustering outcome.
