CDC uses this level as the threshold on the national level, but its application to one region is an approximation.
Every year brings its setbacks, and our Senate Division's error in reducing the threshold on most confirmation votes to a simple majority is one that we at U.S.A. take very seriously.
A QTL for metabolite levels was found only for succinate production with a clear QTL located on chromosome XIV and one additional potential QTL, with a LOD score below the threshold, on chromosome II.
"Once he passed the threshold on national security, that was it," Robert Shrum, a Democratic consultant, said of Mr. Obama.
Some landlords deliberately set the prices high in order to raise the threshold on which future increases are computed.
Shrum believed, as he told me, that on national security "Kerry crossed the threshold on that issue at the Convention".
Houses raised well above the threshold, on the other hand, will generally pay less than $500.
That's why George Osborne promised to raise the threshold on a couple's wealth to £1m by the end of the parliament.
Gordon Brown announced today that the threshold on inheritance tax would increase to reach £350,000 by 2010, which may bring some comfort.
Ms. Johnson said that just as she and her husband stepped onto the threshold on the way out when the reception was over, the lights came back on.
The health secretary will also raise the threshold on assets below which patients are eligible for state help, from £23,000 to £123,000.
