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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.
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.
In this study, we focus on a practical criterion for success of a gene-drive project as one in which the frequency of transgenic individuals (summed across all transgenic genotypes) reaches 80% in the entire habitat within 3 years (i.e., the wild-type frequency falls below 20% within 1095 days).
In his Consumer Guide, Amara [2] suggested three practical criteria of the informational reproducibility that define the probability of an output of a system that gets some input.
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.
This is a simple yet practical criterion for making a preliminary selection of the conformers whenever a set of known binders and decoys is available.
It has provided (and still provides) a practical and valid criterion of irreversible loss of function of the organism as a whole.
