A threshold is a certain level, point, or value that triggers a decision or action. It is a limit or boundary that defines a certain situation, state, or condition.
Thresholds can be used in many different fields, including project management, finance, science, medicine, technology, and more.
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It is used in monitoring and control and quality managment.
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