The phrase "extend the threshold of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the process of increasing the level or degree of something. For example, "The government decided to extend the threshold of benefits to include more people."
This extensive annotation of CSH was conducted by systematically extending the threshold of the biological GS in 10% increments from 0%to100%0% for all probes.
Therefore, we find it necessary to extend the study of the threshold of acceptability for paying for a QALY: firstly, by further studying different geographical and social contexts, and secondly, by including new elements, which allow for the identification of personal characteristics that can contribute to variability in the expressed valuation.
The brief argues that the new threshold should extend the pool of eligible workers to the 1975 equivalent.
Here we extend the application of MNDL-SS for thresholding purposes.
With the paradigm transition from analogue to digital mammography, it is of high clinical relevance to extend the use of the automated PD thresholding method to digital mammograms.
Recently, multi-threshold threshold gates (MTTGs) and generalized threshold gates (GTGs) have been proposed, which extend the circuit applications of RTDs.
However, we did find it necessary to extend the structure of the Goldstein Perelson model to include immobilization of receptor aggregates above a threshold size (see the Supporting Information).
To extend the understanding of the functional properties of TRPA1-positive afferents, we also examined the thermal thresholds in these mechanically-sensitive afferents.
- extend the life of capital equipment.
Extend the arms of the ear muffs.
