Sentence examples for be a lower threshold from inspiring English sources

The family believe there should be a lower threshold for coordinated care plans for those at risk, with risk factors to include age, gender, drug use and major trauma.

There appears to be a lower threshold of access to cell phones [ 51].

It is uncertain whether there needs to be a lower threshold for treating intracranial aneurysms in individuals with LDS as opposed to those in the general population.

In Italy paediatricians routinely attend childbirth, consequently there may be a lower threshold for intervention than in countries where the paediatrician is not routinely present.

However, serious infection is based on hospitalization or intravenous antibiotic use, and the threshold for these interventions might differ both between trials and between treatment arms within a trial; if an individual has a good response to the drug, then there may be a lower threshold for admission to hospital with infection.

Lifetime prevalence of exposure was higher in Study 2 than in Study 1 because females, who were disproportionately active in the textile and clothing industries, were not included in Study 1, and because there seemed to be a lower threshold among our exposure experts for assigning these exposures in Study 2 than in Study 1.

He said that was a lower threshold than for the other consoles.

" 'Reasonably prudent' is a lower threshold," said Aidikoff, who represents clients who were defrauded by Madoff.

That is a lower threshold than relevance to an ongoing terror investigation, the language of Section 215 of the Patriot Act, the current authorisation the administration claims for bulk domestic phone data collection.

In both cases, the disclosures are for payments to the party headquarters worth £5,000 or more; there is a lower threshold of £1,000 at local level.The figures show the desperate financial straits of the two main parties (see table).

A fair share is a lower threshold of one's obligations than the obligations Singer originally envisaged, but more realistic.