Sentence examples for raised thresholds from inspiring English sources
First Osborne's budget, which cut tax for higher earners and raised thresholds for those on low incomes, was cackhandedly presented and seemed wide open to charges of unfairness.
Across all conditions, monocular adaptation raised thresholds by around a factor of 2, and observers showed normal binocular summation, demonstrating that they were not binocularly compromised.
They could have shown raised thresholds for the F1-only condition and CMP effects similar to those of adults, leading to equally elevated thresholds in both conditions.
A relationship between raised thresholds and poor function has also been reported when assessed in the chronic stage, both for rMT (Werhahn et al. 2003) and aMT (Thickbroom et al. 2002), although patients have also been described with normal function despite raised thresholds (Byrnes et al. 2001).
The formula used was (AH/UH − 1), such that raised thresholds in the AH would result in a positive value, whereas the converse situation would result in a negative value.
However, to take this rather elaborate security measure I had to cross the raised threshold.
In the UK this has resulted in a raised threshold for admission for suicide risk, and these higher-risk patients have to be managed in the community.
Clegg will say the Lib Dems' proposed "fair tax" package – raising thresholds while closing loopholes that benefit the wealthy and raising taxes on polluting aircraft – offers a way forward.
Take his income tax cuts: over 80p in every £1 spent on raising thresholds and allowances will go to the top half of households; more than 30p will go to the UK's richest 10%.
The cuts are designed to allow a Conservative government to neutralise a planned rise in employee and employer national insurance contributions in April 2011 for everyone earning less than £35,000, by raising thresholds.
