The phrase "a higher criterion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing standards or benchmarks that are elevated or more demanding than usual.
Example: "In order to achieve excellence, we must adhere to a higher criterion in our evaluation process."
Alternatives: "a more stringent standard" or "an elevated benchmark".
However, the only effect on criterion that we found followed the opposite pattern, i.e. it was for unexpected, not expected stimuli that we found a higher criterion (in combination with increased d׳).
The criterion for positivity in the NIH and Vienna studies were based on a NIH laboratory reference range [ 51, 59]; whereas a higher criterion was used in the Mayo study, based on a 95% reference range derived by Mayo Medical Laboratories [ 18].
Rats were trained to a high criterion on the serial pattern used in Experiment 1, then were challenged with three probe patterns that manipulated both chunk length and overall pattern length.
The IDT and sIgE detection false-positive rates can be decreased by increasing the positive criteria to a higher grading criterion.
Given that at a lower identity criterion the gene families identified include those gene families identified at a higher identity criterion, and that AS proportion still increases at a lower identity criterion, we could observe that anciently duplicated genes overall have a much higher proportion of AS compared to those recently duplicated genes and singletons.
As one may expect, with a higher identity criterion, only those recently duplicated genes were identified as duplicated paralogs, while with a lower identity criterion, those more ancient of the paralogs were included as duplicated genes.
We found that the AS proportion seemed to decrease in larger-sized gene families at a higher identity criterion.
With a higher endpoint criterion modified PAP-AUC ratio > 0.9, five hVISA strains were misclassified as susceptible.
In order to reach the state where a "mixed" ERG response was obtained (rod and cone contributions to the b-wave), a rather high criterion response was chosen for the action spectra measurements, reaching 50% of the maximal response in the case of C. perspicillata, and nearly 100% in the case of G. soricina.
Setting an arbitrarily high criterion of clinical efficacy for new psoriasis treatments will likely limit the development and approval of useful treatments.
There is a low proportion of AS in duplicates under a high identity criterion, and the proportion of AS increases as the identity criterion becomes lower.
