Sentence examples for industry thresholds from inspiring English sources

"We must move ahead with reform of the railway, power and other industries," Mr. Wen said, "complete and implement policies and measures aimed at promoting the development of the nonstate economy, break monopolies and lower industry thresholds for new entrants".

As each new genetic association is validated to the appropriate industry thresholds, this new genetic risk information can be added into the GCI in a scalable fashion, on a disease-by-disease basis to improve the accuracy of the GCI in real time.

Davis also told TechCrunch that Swipely's lifetime customer value (LTV) compared to its customer acquisition cost (CAC) was "well in excess" of three, a standard industry threshold.

Average leaf Si content of sugarcane grown in coastal and inland non-irrigated areas of the South African sugar industry has, since first recorded in 2001, seldom exceeded the industry threshold (Miles and Rhodes 2013) of 7.5 g kg−1 dry matter; in contrast, that of cane in the northern irrigated areas, where soils are less acid (pH > 6.5), ranged from 10to2525 g kg−1 (Van der Laan and Miles 2010).

On a global basis, three movies took in more than $1 billion, the industry's new threshold of smash success.

Fault detection and diagnostics techniques used in the oil and gas industry are typically threshold based alarm techniques.

If there is something my fifteen years in public relations and nearly a decade in journalism taught me, it's that every industry reaches a threshold of productivity before it's time to embrace a new change.

To avert a veto, the City Council altered electronics recycling legislation to remove thresholds for industry efforts.

But European governments have prioritised a reduction in climate emissions and incentivised the diesel industry with lower tax thresholds and fuel prices for cars that emit significantly less CO2.

The act also gives the United States Anti-Doping Agency (Usada) the authority to work in concert with the racing industry to set tighter thresholds regarding what drugs can be in a horse's system on race day – if any.

The S.E.C., which could assess a fine and seek to ban Mr. Cohen from the securities industry, has a lower threshold for proving its case than criminal authorities do.