"breached the threshold" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone or something has crossed a boundary or exceeded a limit. Example: The company's profits had breached the threshold of $1 million, signaling a successful year for the business.
Sometimes when she walked into a place like her classroom or their apartment, a place she'd helped decorate, she felt as though she had breached the threshold of her imagination and was inside her own head.
From the man who once said that immigrants had breached the "threshold of tolerance" and were sending French workers "mad" with their "noise and smell" this was progress indeed.
The more highly diluted culture achieved the same MSR (~.32), which was observed at the time the spot intensity breached the threshold of image detection (Fig. 7b).
Fiscal discipline was supposed to come from budget-deficit limits in the stability and growth pact, but this buckled early on when Germany and France breached the thresholds but wriggled out of sanctions.Once Europe decided to ditch the no-bail-out rule in May 2010, when it rescued Greece, a new mechanism of fiscal underpinning was clearly needed.
The Hire More Heroes bill would change the law so that a company with 49 staff could hire as many military veterans as it wanted without breaching the threshold.
After the acceleration breaches the threshold, the method looks at the acceleration in both windows.
IBM offers U.S. clients outsourcing services out of India, but its U.S. workforce is so large that its H-1B percentages wouldn't come close to breaching the threshold in the Durbin/Grassley measure.
An adopted sporadic case would need to be diagnosed at the age of ⩽24 years to breach the threshold using BRCAPRO.
Simulations of NAADP-dependent junctional Ca 2+ transients demonstrate that the magnitude of these signals can breach the threshold for CICR via RyR3.
