"threshold variable" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It refers to a variable that acts as a threshold or limit in a certain situation or system. An example usage of "threshold variable" in a sentence could be: "The income level serves as the threshold variable for determining eligibility for government assistance programs." This sentence means that the amount of income a person earns is the determining factor for their eligibility for government assistance programs.
The threshold procedure works best if there is considerable variability across the threshold variable.
The same check is performed on the mid-range frequencies Abuffer_filtered_high and the settable threshold variable is upper_th_hp.
We originally had the threshold variable at 16 bits, but this was causing timing errors that resulted in smearing on the screen.
A second contribution of the paper is a general asymptotic null limit theory when the threshold variable is a level variable.
Quantification of areas (Gallyas, GFAP, MAC3) were done by applying semi-automated ImageJ software macro to threshold (variable threshold in case of Gallyas and fixed threshold for antibody stainings) and colour deconvolute the images of the corpus callosum above the fornix (Bregma 1.58).
In a study of seven markets strong evidence is found that the DTGARCH, with US market news as threshold variable, outperforms the GJR-GARCH and traditional self-exciting DTGARCH models.
Taking into account various proxies for infectious diseases as potential threshold variables we show that countries are clustered in regimes that obey different growth paths and thus provide direct evidence of threshold effects.
A more general model with distinct threshold variables for different labels is discussed and we show how different kinds of semantic dependence can be captured in this model.
International and national development of criteria and indicators for maintenance of soil productivity make it imperative to have adequate threshold variables within the USDA Forest Service.
Application of selected USDA Forest Service standards indicate that blanket threshold variables applied over disparate soils do not adequately account for nutrient distribution within the profile or forest floor depth.
In particular, this approach is effective and easy to be implemented since we only need to monitor the threshold variables or their functions and then reset them if they exceed the desired thresholds.
