Sentence examples for threshold about from inspiring English sources
The Michaelis Menten constant has to be smaller than this parameter yet larger than anoxia threshold, about 0.7 mmHg (Brown and Wilson 2004).
Others, such as corn (maize) have a threshold of germination of 50° F (10° C); rice has an even higher threshold, about 68° F (20° C).
Their work shows that when crops are subjected to temperatures above a certain threshold — about 84 degrees for corn and 86 degrees for soybeans — yields fall sharply.
As is now well known, surveys of individual well-being show that beyond a certain income threshold — about twenty thousand dollars a year — additional income and consumption produces little or no extra happiness.
Transport for London appears to be let off lightly in that it will publish only contracts over the EU threshold – about £173,000 – although that may rise when the new directive is agreed in the next few months.
In 1903, W. B. Yeats wrote a play, "The King's Threshold," about a poet in seventh-century Ireland who launches a hunger strike at the gates of the royal palace.
Devasia et al. (2002) found a threshold of about ~ 300 km for the cases in their study.
The upper limit at the 95% confidence level on the frequency of fake signals is smaller than 1×10−5 for a noise threshold of about 60% of a MIP.
These data demonstrate a detection threshold of about 106 cells, below which the uncertainty in the source location increases precipitously.
"The last thing we want is to give someone a faulty key, so we've got strict thresholds about when a result is returned," he said.
First, a robust and science-based knowledge of the sustainability thresholds about the planetary boundaries is needed.
