Sentence examples for moves the threshold from inspiring English sources

All workers earning more than $80,000 – the top 25% of income earners – will get a tax cut as the government moves the threshold for the 37% tax rate up to $87,000.

The green paper proposes to move the threshold from four years to 10, with a view to restricting IPPs to exceptionally serious cases.

The Report argues that moving the threshold up from 10%to15%5% would make investments in EGCs and other small-cap companies more attractive to mutual funds.

While the yield curve today is not yet at levels associated in the past with approaching recessions, this may be due to technical reasons that could have moved the threshold upwards, such as negative rates still widespread elsewhere.

Note that the ROC curves (Fig. 1, Fig. 2A) indicate relatively sharp transitions, i.e. moving the threshold slightly may identify hundreds of proteins in human alone that might fall out of the analysis without MD.

By moving the threshold, users can vary the accuracy-coverage balance.

That is, a change of 1% in the cost moved the threshold by 1.56 patients.

In the example shown in Tables  5 and 6, moving the threshold for being considered a positive value from.5 to.7 would be enough to solve the contradiction.

In our test, moving the threshold below 10% would often run into the risk of false positives due to repeats and gene transpositions.

Sensitivity analyses of the 5 km threshold for residential mobility suggested that the results were not affected by moving the threshold above or below 5 km (see online supplementary figures S1 and S2).

When moving the threshold from 15 to eight days the largest increase of vaccine failures was observed in the 0-9 yeage agroupoup (increasing from 5.3 to 18.2 per 100,000 vaccinated), among those aged 50-59 years (increasing from 3.6 to 10.4 per 100,000 vaccinated) and those older than 70 years (increasing from 0.5 to 3.1 per 100,000 vaccinated).