Sentence examples for because the threshold of from inspiring English sources

A person living on £13,000 a year is only arguably poor, because the threshold of 60% of median income is a definition of relative poverty.

This is because the threshold of the RA gets tighter as the noise variance decreases.

The panel decided it was not necessary to consider this allegation because the threshold of gross misconduct had been reached.

Because the threshold of response is so low, the representatives to whom we send our online petitions and automated emails can readily discount them.

Instead, Mr. Kerry explained that the Obama administration would no longer comply with the Treaty Clause because the threshold of political consensus needed for ratification was too challenging.

It is unclear whether this represents activation of cells with TCRs that cross-react to the peptide, and thus are activated because the threshold of activation was lowered, or reflect completely non-specific activation.

This is because when the threshold of the handover parameter (hysteresis) increases, FUEs tend to stay in the camping femtocell, instead of handover to other femtocells, which may have better signals.

Because of the threshold of sensitivity of the HI assay, it is difficult to distinguish a linear trajectory in 2D antigenic space from a slightly curved trajectory (see 'Materials and Methods').

It is because [11] determines the threshold of involved linear classifiers in a way that weighs both types of misclassifications equally important.

Females that had a total sex pheromone amount of less than 25 ng were excluded from the analysis, because this was the threshold of accuracy of integration of the pheromone peaks.

This was the second time that Halligan received majority support, but, because she never passed the threshold of sixty, her nomination now appears doomed.