Sentence examples for threshold for danger from inspiring English sources
Now a study has identified what appears to be a universal threshold for danger: when the biomass of so-called forage fish drops below one-third of its maximum, seabirds of many species start to have fewer chicks.
Though we did not come out against it, we said the $110-million borrowing plan had risks, and voters should vote it up or down based on their own threshold for danger.
That is just below the 6 percent that has been considered the threshold of danger.
NEW YORK TIMES Austerity Has Yet to Pay Off for Spain | Despite Spain's insistence on belt-tightening, bond yields have been just below 6 percent, which is considered the threshold of danger, The New York Times reports.
They detected with 95percentt accuracy whether a patient's white-cell levels were above or below the threshold of danger.
Jim Hansen, director of the Goddard Institute, has warned that the danger threshold for CO2 is probably much lower than 450ppm.
An author of a commentary questioning the value of a hard danger threshold for planetary temperature defends his views.
Mr Le Lay announced that the mud was, in places, approaching the toxic danger threshold for human health.
It will not, as it stands, keep global warming below the recognised danger threshold for the world of 2C above the pre-industrial level – still less below the new "aspirational" limit of 1.5C, which the conference decided upon in one of its most eye-catching moves.
In some Phoenix neighborhoods, the heat stress index was above the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration danger threshold for 18% of all hours during summer 2003 (Harlan et al. 2006).
