'bottom threshold' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to refer to the minimum level of something that must be reached or maintained. For example, "We must ensure that our performance never goes below the bottom threshold set by the company."
That's kind of where I would set my bottom threshold between now and May.
We found that using a minimum of 5 or more variant calls as a bottom threshold largely eliminated the noise.
For each channel, an identical bottom threshold was applied throughout the analyses, and only the pixels with a value above this threshold were counted.
Install the bottom threshold track.
The size of the square cortex is (8times 2pi) and the numerical mesh size is 10242 (top) and (3times512^{2}) (bottom), the threshold is (T = 0.1) and (sigma_{mathrm{loc}} = picdot0.395).
Caulk the gap between the flashing and the bottom of door thresholds.
However, these ANN models generally do not incorporate the temporal effect of the bottom-level threshold comparison outputs and the historical temporal features are not fully considered.
Fig. 15 Indoor stairs detection performance: receiver operating curves (top row), precision-recall curves (middle row) and accuracy versus the threshold (bottom row).
When compared to the TOLED devices based on Al and poly-Fe and Fe 001) bottom electrodes, the threshold voltage for the TOLED based on the Fe/MgO 001) electrode increases significantly.
One of the four scenes has no dangerous cases, which explains the precision and recall with the RGBD camera Fig. 16 Outdoor stairs detection performance: receiver operating curves (top row), precision-recall curves (second row) and accuracy versus the threshold (bottom row).
Cut nearly to the bottom of the threshold, but do not cut all the way through to avoid cutting the toe kick.
