Sentence examples for having a threshold of from inspiring English sources

The Carotid Revascularization with Endarterectomy vs. Stenting Trial avoided both of these problems, having a threshold of experience for operators as well as mandating embolic protection be used.

(London workshop participant) It is no good having a threshold of £16,000 because everything has gone up – VAT, petrol, but the threshold hasn't gone up has it?

He has a threshold of one.

But you have to have a threshold of happiness all around.

You have to have a threshold of intellectual ability – but you need lots of other things, too".

Others, such as corn (maize) have a threshold of germination of 50° F (10° C); rice has an even higher threshold, about 68° F (20° C).

(Germany, which some people see as a model, has a threshold of 5%. But it also has a long tradition of effective coalition government, which Turkey does not).

We are pushing the climate system so hard that, if the ice sheets do have a threshold of some kind, we stand a good chance of exceeding it.

Denmark, for example, requires worker representation if a company has 35 or more employees; Austria has a threshold of 300 staff for limited companies; while France sets the lower limit at 1,000.

Richard Leslie, e-sourcing solutions manager at Due North, says that unlike the OJEU system, which has a threshold of £156,000, London Tenders Portal carries opportunities ranging from about £500 along with major deals.

Here, the production of triboluminescent light appears to have a threshold of approximately 0.5 m/s [44].