The phrase "a lower criterion of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing standards or benchmarks that are less strict or demanding than usual.
Example: "The new policy establishes a lower criterion of performance for employees during the probationary period."
Alternatives: "a reduced standard of" or "a less stringent criterion for".
First, they allow the possibility that at least part of the facilitation is due to response-related factors for instance, a lower criterion for responding to stimuli, instead of faster perception of them (Dufour & Touzalin, 2008).
To compare the results with the QTLs detected in previous studies by the CIM of a lower criterion (lower LOD scores) or by ANOVA, non-significant QTLs with a LOD score of >2·5 are also included in Table 2.
For the higher criterion of greater than or equal to 102 cm, the proportion correctly identified was 85.7%; for the lower criterion of greater than or equal to 94 cm, the proportion correctly identified was 88.5%.
Lower criteria of both static and dynamic metrics, compared to current standard and rules, might be applied to indicate indoor daylight availability in Bandung.
However, it should be noted that lower criteria of abdominal obesity were used in the four KNHANESs than in the U.S. NHANESs.
The trial commenced with a lower BMI criterion of 27.
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.
Comparing the number of criteria of activation, during 2008 and 2009 intensivists were activated earlier, with a lower number of criteria.
However, it seemed reasonable to consider these well accepted criteria for evaluating immunogenicity in addition to the utilization of a lower HAI criteria (i.e. doubling of HAI titres).
If a larger model has a lower result of the criterion function T (i.e., higher perplexity), we skip it.
