No no, hysterisis refers to having some span in the function of topping off. If the system only uses input from the bottom float switch, the topoff pump starts and stops a lot because there isn't much difference between the tank needing water, and the float switch tripped the other way. The constant on/off of the pump is not very good for it's physical longevity.
If you were going to incorporate hysterisis, when water level gets too low below the lower sensor, the pump turns on. Then it does not turn off until you get up to the level of the top sensor. Once that level is reached, the pump shuts off and stays off till evap gets it back down to the lower sensor. The other way to deal with hysterisis is for the topoff pump to just run on a timer for a set number of seconds. So low mark reached, pump comes on for a period of time, pump goes off.
Make sense?