Most clinicians conservatively follow tumors up to a size threshold between 3-5 cm, beyond which the risk of distant spread (metastases) is about 5%.

For the size classes, a portion of all establishments below a certain size threshold is selected, but in most countries all large establishments receive a questionnaire.

When the Census Bureau began measuring in 1984, only 7 percent of new houses were larger than 3,000 square feet (often considered the size threshold for household help).

Later worked refined this result to show that Start specifically, rather than some other aspect of the G1-S transition, is controlled by the size threshold.

The table below provides some examples of the size thresholds for CAFOs:

If true, duotronic processors seemed to give rise to a geometrical increase in capacity after a certain size threshold had been reached.

There is, however, no need for a precise definition of 'large' since nothing turns on any particular size threshold being crossed.

However, there is a critical size threshold such that for the growth follows the Gompertz Law:

A recent proposal, still not approved, would reduce the size threshold to businesses employing one person.

Beyond a certain size threshold, claims of common lineage become untenable, and the social ties resulting from those claims destabilize.