Sentence examples for the upper thresholds from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the planned alignment of the upper thresholds of income tax and national insurance will be a nice little earner for Mr Brown's successor - bringing in a handy £1.5bn by 2009/10.

2‰ and 4‰ salt concentrations may be the upper thresholds of salinity tolerance in non-mycorrhizal and mycorrhizal apple plants, respectively.

These results suggest that 2‰ and 4‰ salt concentrations may be the upper thresholds of salinity tolerance in non-mycorrhizal and mycorrhizal apple plants, respectively.

By adding more neurons in the hidden and output layers and also by introducing the upper thresholds for synaptic strength, complex tasks in which there is as certain degree of overlap of neurons between different input patterns can be learned and memorized.

It has been reported that most birds infected with AI shed virus for around 7 days [ 36– 38], so the upper thresholds explored here may be considered unrealistic.

There were 94 loci that had an FST above the upper thresholds in both data sets, or 1.28% of 7298 SNP.

In New York City, the elderly with incomes under $25,000 -- the upper threshold of "low income" in the housing world -- will often be eligible for subsidized senior housing.

However, the upper threshold for approval for NHS use is £30,000 per year of good-quality life or £50,000 for a drug given towards the end of life.

This would cost employees 10% of their gross salary up to the new limit - raising £1bn if the upper threshold is raised to £33,935.

She estimated that if the lower threshold rises by 1%, and the upper threshold is linked to the starting point for 40% tax, then the overall tax saving for a higher rate taxpayer will be £151 this year and £110 next year.

Those on the highest incomes will gain from the 2p tax cut but lose from the move to bring the upper threshold for national insurance contributions into line with that for paying the 40p income tax rate.