The phrase "testing threshold" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in the context of a situation or task that requires reaching certain benchmarks or goals in order to be considered successful. For example, "In order to qualify for the job, applicants must pass a series of tests designed to assess their skills, which are set at a high testing threshold."
To evaluate the effectiveness/priority of this strategy for change detection, a set of testing threshold values from 1 to 20 at an interval of 1 were checked.
First, in this analysis, we primarily used alpha = 0.05 as a testing threshold.
For future testing, threshold filters may provide a measure for artifact reduction strategies.
This was done by defining the testing threshold as described by Pauker and Kassirer [see additional file 1] [ 12].
The multiple testing threshold for the ratios using Bonferroni correction at nominal p-value of 0.05 is 1.18E-10.
To propose a tentative signal for NSAID safety in the pediatric population, a less stringent testing threshold may be indicated.
Cyclists have also become skilled at determining doses for other drugs that fall below testing thresholds but still improve their riding.
At second testing thresholds were enhanced in 14 of the treated patients.
Health secretary Jeremy Hunt confirmed that a cap of £75,000 will be introduced, alongside an increase in the means-testing threshold from £23,250 to £123,000, together benefiting an estimated additional 100,000 people.
Dilnot says that, under his plans for a new cap on costs and a higher means-testing threshold "no one going into care would have to spend more than 30% of their assets on their care costs".
As was widely reported in recent days, attempts to establish cross-party consensus on funding long term care have broken down, and while accepting in principle the recommendations of the Dilnot report to cap the amount people have to pay for care over a lifetime and raise the means-testing threshold, the white paper fails to set out plans for funding reform.
