Sentence examples for threshold for passing from inspiring English sources
Umunna said the threshold for passing pay deals should be 75%, up from 50% now.
The fact that reconciliation lowers the threshold for passing legislation does not mean it's an undemocratic tool, particularly in a situation where the process is the enemy.
When two heterogeneous stimuli (e.g., a flash and a click) are successively presented, the critical threshold for passing from perceived simultaneity to an awareness of succession is found for intervals that vary between 0.02 to 0.1 second, depending on the training of the subjects.
The age threshold for passing the test is the same as the Sally-Anne story.
Massa's early exit brings the threshold for passing a health care reform bill in the House down to 216 votes.
Just a few years after the anti-trapping initiative, in 2000, the NRA and the rest of the trophy hunting lobby succeeded in getting state politicians to place a measure on the ballot to create a higher threshold for passing wildlife protection initiatives in Arizona -- a two-thirds vote, rather than the simple majority vote that is the standard for elections in a democratic society.
The ZP estimator, which adjusts the estimates for passing a significance threshold pcrit at stage 1, makes no correction for the two most significant stage 1 SNPs found by Todd et al. [2007] or Parkes et al. [2007].
However, increasing the 'easiness' of examinations could be balanced by adapting the threshold for a pass for candidates.
The periodicity of recorded signals was between 0.7 Hz and 1000 Hz with a 10 kHz sampling rate, and a 50 Hz threshold for high-pass filtration of obtained signal was used.
More tantalizingly, Mr. Reid also suggested he would move to end the silent filibuster, under which a single senator can object to a bill and thus trigger a 60-vote threshold for it to pass.
Differentially regulated genes were identified using a 1.5 fold expression change threshold for probes that passed a significance test up to 360 minutes post-treatment.
