"wide threshold" is a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
You can use it as a noun, as in the sentence "He opened the door with a wide threshold in mind." It implies a large, expansive frame of reference or willingness to accept something.
This means that the proposed method may create higher detection rates without false alarm in a wide threshold selection range.
In this case, the target region can be marked without a high false alarm rate in a wide threshold selection range.
The proposed twin-TFT EEPROM with a fully overlapped control gate exhibited good data endurance and maintained a wide threshold voltage window even after 104 P/E cycles.
The floating-gate memory device maintained a wide threshold voltage window of 3.5 V (72.2%) after 104 P/E cycles for FN operation.
I became a teacher with a wide threshold for disorganization and terrible working conditions.
Although direct evidence for a positive relationship between colony fitness and wide threshold distributions is lacking, there is evidence in the honey bee that genetic variation (the number of patrilines within the colony) positively influences colony fitness [25].
Until now, p < 5 × 10 08 has been accepted as the genome-wide threshold for significance12,13.
Permutation techniques were used to calculate the genome-wide threshold test statistic values based on 1000 samples.
For lake landscapes with mountains in the background, it was found that a lake-wide threshold existed between 0.6 km and 1.8 km.
There was little data on how households would respond to the concept and whatever information was available suggested a perceived consumer value of just 25 Swiss centimes versus a company-wide threshold requirement of 40 centimes.
We used genome-wide threshold values (α = 0.05) to detect putative QTLs on the basis of the results of 1000 permutations.
