Sentence examples for a practical criterion from inspiring English sources

Carneades might take himself to offer more than a practical criterion.

From this point of view, a practical criterion is to maximize the minimal SNR of all users.

The CoD permits biologists to focus on particular connections in the genome, and the estimated coefficients provide a practical criterion for selecting among potential predictor sets [1].

A practical criterion of static voltage stability was formulated as operational constraints in the proposed model to ensure the obtained scheme to be technically and economically optimal.

We propose that lithium prophylaxis can be indicated in patients with unipolar depression and that the occurrence of 2 episodes of depression within 5 years is a practical criterion for starting lithium prophylaxis particularly in severe depression with psychotic features and high suicidal risk.

Furthermore, we propose a practical criterion of spectrum usage selection for femtocells aiming to benefit both macrocell and femtocell from the perspective of achieved capacities, and we discuss that the decision making of a femtocell on its spectrum usage mode can be translated to the relevant spatial condition the relative location of a HeNB to its embedding eNB.

The function b satisfies the inequalities (1 − 1 − qV ) / qV ≤ b (q, V ) ≤ qV = n / N 0. A more practical criterion, or rule of thumb, may be to derive a test statistic z with close to a standard normal distribution under the null hypothesis, and check whether z > n N 0 z α.

Therefore, seedling survival rate is a more practical criterion for the evaluation of cold tolerance than are traits that are assessed at the germination stage.

Seedling survival rate can be a more practical criterion for cold tolerance than germination-stage cold tolerance because seedlings are more likely to actually experience cold stress in the field.

For this evidence-based approach and in the absence of any other model parameters except the main time interval (3 years) and the length of the follow-up (10 years), we suggest a simple practical criterion.

Specific problems and barriers are identified, an approach to overcoming them is proposed, and an ultimate practical criterion for success is formulated.