Sentence examples for be considered a threshold from inspiring English sources
Weight, after all, fluctuates, though 400 pounds could be considered a threshold.
Though there is some dispute on this point, see Part III, infra, this would normally be considered a threshold question that must be resolved in respondents favor before proceeding to the merits.
In this sense, some CO/HOSO/EVA ternary blends (CO/HOSO weight ratios >1) show kinematic viscosities, at 40 °C, higher than 320 cSt, which may be considered a threshold viscosity value for gearboxes and four-strokes engine applications.
The gap, which clearly separates the two groups of RTs at around 20 seconds, could be considered a threshold for the item that represents the RT boundary between solution behavior and rapid-guessing behavior (Wise and Kong [2005]).
This 1.25-fold variation among environments can be considered a threshold for detecting stoichiometric differences that cannot be attributed to sequencing bias.
Thus, this criterion of 0.5 SD may be considered a threshold of detection and corresponds more to minimally detectable change than to minimally important change.
The destruction of heritage has, at least since the Enlightenment, been considered a threshold beyond which military action becomes unjust, even criminal.
Highest nitrate concentration exceeded twice the level of 50 mg NO3/L, which is considered a threshold level of water pollution status by the EU Nitrates Directive.
Mucosal thickening >2 mm is considered a threshold for pathological thickness [17].
It is usually difficult to interpret and manage patients with tumors presenting an intermediate Weiss score of 3, which is considered a threshold value for malignancy [ 6].
A total of 71 μmol/g is considered a threshold for screening haemochromatosis, in which progressive iron accumulation potentially generates fibrosis.
