Thus, it is inappropriate to use a fixed criterion of toxicity for categorization, such as the 10 μg/L recommended in Regulation 1107/2009 [10] as this will lead to false negatives and false positives.
Dewey also resisted the conversion of a method of inquiry into a fixed criterion of value.
Like moral principles, the utilitarian standard of approval sets up a general standpoint for the appraisal of conduct, and revision of ends in light of such appraisal, rather than a fixed criterion that can be mechanically applied (E 237 47).
In concordance with the other studies, which recently evaluated the PI-RADS classification system with slightly different approaches, this suggests high reliability for the use of a system with fixed criteria for mpMRI interpretation [ 14, 21, 22].
Instead of using fixed criteria for an admission control as described above, the studies in [11, 12] propose to dynamically determine the admission criteria by using a game-theoretic approach.
While many aspects of a museum's holdings are easy to measure -- the oldest, the largest or the most recent acquisition, for example -- there are no fixed criteria for the most outstanding work of art.
Nevertheless, fixed criteria for assessing septic shock related AKI have not yet been established (1).
Co-founder Funk Bast*rd tells us why there's "no fixed criteria" for the international label's success.
First, there were no fixed criteria for recruitment, or means of validating the knowledge and experience of the participants.
This can be appreciated by observing the differences in the predicted MDTs between the models: The sum of MDT over all N is higher for the fixed-criterion than for the reward-rate-based strategy.
