"meeting a threshold" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the act of reaching a certain level or quantity that is required for something. For example: "She worked hard to ensure that she was meeting the threshold set by her supervisor on the project."
The eligibility criteria include being a member for three years and meeting a threshold of expenditure.
Around 2.6 million are thought to meet the criteria, which includes being a member for three years and meeting a threshold of expenditure.
Relationships were filtered to only consider those meeting a threshold of r ≥ 0.65 and P ≤ 0.10.
Cluster investigation thresholds were examined by comparing the percentage of outbreak clusters meeting a threshold, cluster investigation positive predictive value, and estimated interview burden in hours per year for various investigational thresholds.
To do so, we retrieved a dataset of 4817 reported associations, collected from GWAS studies, between 3943 unique SNPs and disease traits shown to have P-values meeting a threshold of < 1.0 × 10-5 [ 24].
To protect against false-positive activations, we report effects meeting a threshold T score of 4.0 and a cluster volume exceeding 72 mm (k = 9 voxels) corresponding to activations equivalent to p <.05, corrected.
He told reporters that if the city could account for a total of 750,000 people, it would meet a threshold for receiving more federal and state money.
His resignation was crucial because it meant more than one third of the cabinet had quit – a move that meets a threshold to bring about the collapse of the government.
FATCA has been ramped up worldwide, and requiring an annual Form 8938 filing if your foreign assets meet a threshold.
FATCA has ramped up worldwide and requires an annual Form 8938 filing if foreign assets meet a threshold.
To overcome such shenanigans, agencies can simply ignore comments that don't meet a threshold requirement of materiality.
