"threshold under which" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is often used to indicate a certain point or limit that must be reached or exceeded in order for something to happen or be considered. Example: The company has set a minimum sales threshold, under which employees are not eligible for bonuses.
The party is also examining a move to introduce a strike ballot threshold under which a majority of union members – rather than simply those that vote – has to be reached before industrial action is legal.
Once you have defined the distance threshold under which your marketplace will fill transactions, you need to breakdown the liquidity per category within the marketplace.
Both indicate a relation that there exists a certain weaving section length threshold under which the travel time variability strongly increases.
It is important to analyse how well we can derive a threshold under which the distance in the signal space can effectively be exploited to perform attack detection.
We define Just Noticeable Difference Threshold (JND) the threshold under which differences between distorted images and their original are not noticeable.
(1 where (p_{gamma } left( gamma right)) denotes the probability density function (PDF) of the corresponding fading statistics and (gamma_{th}) is the pre-defined SNR threshold under which transmission is suspended [28].
Our goal was to determine efficacy, toxicity, and cost thresholds under which DMOADs would be a cost-effective knee OA treatment.
In summary, the range of thresholds under which the network successfully replays the full sequence is severely reduced as the pattern sizes become more and more inhomogeneous.
For the European Commission, setting thresholds under which an economic activity would be considered a non-professional peer-to-peer activity is a suitable way forward.
We sought to determine the target populations and drug efficacy, toxicity, cost, and initiation age thresholds under which a pharmacologic regimen for knee osteoarthritis (OA) prevention could be cost-effective.
Fundamental shifts in post-fire litter composition are important for predicting fire behaviour and may be useful in identifying the range of conditions or thresholds under which the arrangement of fuel components affects future fire behaviour.
