Sentence examples for this threshold means from inspiring English sources

While mathematically, this threshold means that five candidates (as in 2010) could go through, it is far more likely we will end up with just two or three that a large section of the parliamentary party feel they can work with.

Using this threshold means that minor edges which usually occur in background have not any effect on edginess metric.

The existence of this threshold means that the system is not purely linear, and signal distortion due to the system nonlinearity can explain the bimodality that emerges.

This threshold means that a few high-quality studies are sufficient to support (or refute) a hypothesis, but many weaker studies would be needed to reach the same conclusion (e.g., three studies with a weight of 7 or seven studies with a mean weight of 3).

Going too far past that threshold means certain failure, but bumping up against it will bring out your best.

Table  3 contains the threshold means and standard deviations for discrimination, and Fig.  4 displays the threshold profiles for each face type.

More coefficients above the threshold mean that there is more residual noise in the blocks and vice versa.

Δ (days) represents [ mean survival time in patients with levels of immunoglobulin above the threshold) – (mean survival time in patients with levels of immunoglobulin below the threshold)].

This is because a high threshold means that larger areas are considered cell edge, although parts of these areas are bandwidth-sensitive rather than interference-sensitive.

The increase in the Income Tax threshold, means £200 less paid in tax this year for 3.5m people in the North East and West and has lifted nearly 150,000 people out of paying tax altogether.

2016­-17 The raised tax-free threshold means her income tax liability falls to £11,200, but NI increases to £4,433.