What happens if threshold is not reached?

If a threshold is not reached, it often means that the desired criteria or minimum requirements for a specific action, outcome, or decision have not been met. This can result in the failure to trigger a planned response, such as funding, approval, or activation of a process. Consequently, resources may remain unallocated, and strategic goals could be delayed or hindered. In some contexts, it might also lead to reassessment or modification of strategies to better align with achievable targets.