'impose a threshold' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this term to describe the act of setting a certain limit or benchmark that must be met or exceeded. For example, "The company decided to impose a threshold of $500 in monthly sales for each of its employees."
We can impose a threshold and say, we're only going to retain samples that have a certain genotype probably or information for a locus for an individual that has a certain genotype probably.
Specifically, we impose a threshold Q (Q = 1,2,…) on the capacity of the retransmission buffer.
A lengthy bidding process in PPPs could impose high contracting cost at the beginning, which is the reason why many countries impose a threshold or value to select projects qualified for PPPs.
In comparison to the input output literature on the fundamental structure, the analysis in this paper considers all connections between sectors and does not impose a threshold above which the interaction is taken into account and analyzes all channels of the diffusion of a sectoral shock to evaluate the importance of a sector in the economy.
The simplest motif similarity criterion would be to impose a threshold on ED.
Most approaches either impose a threshold to filter RBPs binding data or use gene expression data in combination with mRNA half-lives to identify stability motifs associated with RBPs.
Similarly, an approximate singularity polynomial and approximate singularity surface can be obtained by imposing a threshold to the singular polynomial.
We have also imposed a threshold on the overall universities table: an institution must feature in at least four subject tables.
We have also imposed a threshold on the overall universities table - an institution must feature in at least five subject tables.
For efficiency, these FIM-based studies pruned (ignored) the majority of data by either imposing a threshold or restricting the length of the pattern or both, and they further adopted the limited information to evaluate observations.
