Sentence examples for thresholds for those from inspiring English sources

First Osborne's budget, which cut tax for higher earners and raised thresholds for those on low incomes, was cackhandedly presented and seemed wide open to charges of unfairness.

Because the thresholds for those mandatory minimums are ridiculously low, they create incentives for agents to go after easily-caught low-level dealers who are then treated like kingpins.

There are two important points made by these findings: a) The impact of PFOS on neurotransmitter phenotype is radically different from that of PFOSA; and b) some of the effects on differentiation are distinct from those related to oxidative stress and cytotoxicity, and occupy a part of the concentration effect curve below the thresholds for those common adverse events.

We then restricted our modeling to using those P thresholds for the most thinned 20-cM maps in further ensemble learning.

A single adult would get $10,000, or about the poverty threshold for those households.

But no one knows whether the Taser's current crosses the threshold for those people, Dr. Wikswo said.

A decision to bring in a higher salary threshold for those workers barely made the papers in the UK but was headline news in India.

He says that while people generally have a tax-free earning allowance of £8,165 this year, the threshold for those over 65 is £10,500 and over 75 £10,660.

Adverse reactions are rare, but are more common among people over 40, said the F.D.A., which set a radiation exposure threshold for those people at 100 times the level for children and adolescents.

Indeed, at 7,900 feet in elevation, the town of Aspen sits just below the pain threshold for those disposed to altitude sickness, the fatiguing and headachy affliction that typically affects lowlanders who travel above 8,000 feet.

From July 2022, the government would raise the threshold for those paying a tax rate of 19% from $41,000 to $45,000, which would ensure no taxpayer was worse off when the offset was removed.