"tight thresholds" is a perfectly correct phrase to use in written English.
You could use it as an expression to describe a situation in which there are strict limitations, limits, or standards in place. For example: "The company has implemented tight thresholds for staff punctuality, with any lateness being considered a serious breach of conduct."
Typically, in the past, random geometric graph analyses involved sophisticated methods from continuum percolation theory; on contrast, our bin-covering approach is discrete and very simple, yet it gives us tight threshold bounds.
Regarding memory programming, a tight threshold voltage control is typically realized by using incremental step pulse program [4, 26], i.e., memory cells on the same word-line are recursively programmed.
However, even with such a tight threshold setting, more than 50% of the genes selected from the histone acetylation data were not covered in the gene list obtained from the expression array data.
A tight threshold will in general filter the presence of different phenotypes.
A variable and tight threshold was set to eliminate residual background.
Alternatively, given the tight threshold for in vitro cytotoxicity of this drug, it is conceivable that higher doses or a longer treatment schedule (beyond 4 weeks) is required to observe an effect of FP in the PER-403 xenograft.
The presence of these feedback loops have been shown to produce switch-like (i.e. bistable) responses to receptor activation, allowing for a tight threshold of cellular response during development [ 50, 51].
The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health had recommended a tighter threshold of 1.0.
The analysis was subsequently repeated on a more restricted pool of items those selected for the long scale IONB-QoL through the CTT, and those selected by using a tighter threshold range (0.5÷1.5) considered to be productive for measurement [ 28].
However, PF still shows deficiencies for mobiles with high data rate and tight delay threshold (groups 2 and 6).
