Sentence examples for a strict criterion from inspiring English sources

Admittedly, Lowrider Magazine may not meet a strict criterion for obscurity -- its circulation is a healthy 250,000.

Having evaluated the proposed method with GENIA corpus 3.02, we obtain F-measure of 69.01 on a strict criterion and 79.32 on a relaxed criterion.

One solution to overfitting is to prefer simpler models to those that are more complex and that do not reliably produce better fits by a strict criterion.

Within the theory of meaning, propositions are theoretical entities to be understood by the role in the theory, and that role, according to Grice, does not demand a strict criterion of identity.

Since Hierarchical Linear Modeling (HLM) requires each individual to be nested in only one level 2 unit (in this case, groups), a strict criterion for group membership was used.

To determine the benefit of including nasal bone assessment in addition to standard first-trimester markers (nuchal translucency, free beta human chorionic gonadotropin and pregnancy-associated plasma protein A) as a screening test for Down syndrome, using a strict criterion for classification of nasal bone absence.

No UK sport has such a strict criteria, and the BOA insists such a concept has not been discussed and would not be forced on sports.

Tweed, too, has an important part to play in Scotland's textile heritage, thanks to the Harris Tweed Authority which, enabled by a 1993 Act of Parliament, oversees and protects the production of the cloth to a strict criteria.

The proposed SPN merging uses a strict criteria that declares a detection only if a single merged SPN remains after the SPN merging iterations stop.

We hold our athletes to a strict criteria, which is as clearly outlined to them as a tightly packed penis in very tiny swim trunks.

Worst of all, they recently took freedom of research paper grading away from me and instead put in place a strict criteria for all teachers to follow which we are not allowed to deviate from.