Sentence examples for higher threshold than from inspiring English sources

The interesting question is whether Judge Orenstein's opinion will prompt other judges to question these requests for secrecy, perhaps imposing a higher threshold than the Justice Department has been accustomed to when requesting such orders.

Dr. Low said there might well be 30 cases of SARS around Toronto now, noting that the Canadian government's guidelines for characterizing the disease are at a higher threshold than those outlined by the W.H.O.

There are undoubtedly circumstances that call for military action, but we would like to know whether, as president, John Kerry would insist on a higher threshold than he settled for as an opportunistic senator in 2002.

For example, a healthy donor may have a higher threshold than an ill donor.

"That's a relatively higher threshold than we require to foreign intelligence information," Coats said, noting that he'd prefer not to need to clear the Fourth Amendment bar when investigating foreign targets.

In this research, the limit is kept at a higher threshold than the number of resources desired by the system to avoid a circumstance in which the public cloud provider may refuse additional resources to be provided within a reasonable amount of time.

From 4 to 6 hours, disulfiram and ethanol produced higher thresholds than ethanol alone (p<0.001).

Unlearners in the NF group had poorer mean performance (higher thresholds) than either learners (p = 0.001) or nonlearners (p = 0.039).

This observation suggests that our method tends to define higher thresholds than cn.MOPS for deletions, but lower thresholds for amplifications.

However, as demonstrated in this paper, male-only introduction generally cause higher thresholds than both-sex introduction.

Therefore, for the introduction of old adults, this limitation on mating generally causes higher thresholds than unlimited multiple/everyday mating.