We defined the beginning of our 10-year window as the first year in which prevalence ≥0.03, with the reasoning that this would be a reasonable threshold for detection in the field.
In many cases, the definition of what constitutes trading, and what a reasonable threshold is not absolute.
A source familiar with the administration's efforts said Obama is expected to take executive action next week that would set a "reasonable threshold" for when sellers have to seek a background check.
At the end of June, Senator Tom Harkin and eight Democratic co-sponsors introduced a bill of their own, outlining what they view as a fair and reasonable threshold.
Officials said the government had decided not to require institutions with fewer than 500 commonwealth-supported students to put money into these scholarships because it was "a reasonable threshold below which the returns would not justify the administrative effort".
Under this promising initiative, candidates who raise a reasonable threshold of small contributions will qualify to receive $200,000 for a contested primary and up to $350,000 for a contested general election.
According to[18], the sequence in 8 tends to converge for a reasonable threshold.
Therefore, we can select a reasonable threshold to make the final decision.
In light of this principle, only a reasonable threshold should be chosen to complete the classification decision.
Therefore, it is impractical to consider a generic formula to estimate a reasonable threshold considering solely the corpus size.
I have seen proposals for e-mail "postage," either for every e-mail sent or for every e-mail above a reasonable threshold.
