Sentence examples for transferable threshold from inspiring English sources
Mr Warburton added: "If there were only 5,000 or so deaths with estates over £1m, and 35 per cent of these had a spouse exemption available, it means that with an incoming Conservative government and with a £1m transferable threshold, only about 3,000 estates would be caught for inheritance tax".
When retrospective studies on a specific target allowed to detect optimal score selection thresholds, considering that a prospective virtual screening experiment could be performed under similar conditions, we can expect score variations to be reproducible and the corresponding score thresholds to be transferable.
To assist resource managers and policymakers in developing EBM decision criteria, we introduce a quantitative, transferable method for identifying utility thresholds.
The authors do not provide a threshold above which a given study would be deemed transferable.
However, it should be noted that the results may not be transferable beyond the study setting and using GDP per capita as a threshold does not necessarily ensure that the strategy is affordable.
Next week Mr Osborne is likely to sketch out more details, but plans will involve an additional transferable allowance of £175,000 per person for main residences, taking the total inheritance tax threshold per individual to £500,000 and therefore up to £1m for couples.
Though we have outlined the utility threshold analysis procedure using one specific class of marine ecosystem model (EwE), the method is transferable to any other modeling framework.
"Her popularity is not transferable.
The skills learned are transferable.
