The phrase "aggressive criteria" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing standards or benchmarks that are particularly demanding or strict.
Example: "The project was evaluated based on aggressive criteria that pushed the team to exceed their usual performance levels."
Alternatives: "stringent standards" or "strict benchmarks".
In all, 31% of eyes (629/2000) had a different lens selection under the aggressive criteria.
This is the result of assigning more eyes to astigmatic correction with the T3 lens under the Aggressive criteria.
Eight lesions in eight participants displayed at least one of the predefined aggressive criteria and were referred for follow-up.
It appears, then, that the Aggressive criteria will produce lower residual astigmatism in the population of eyes on average but these average differences are nominal.
It can be seen in this analysis that the mean residual astigmatism with the current toric lens selection criteria is higher than with more aggressive criteria, but that the likelihood of overcorrection was minimal with these current criteria.
Primers were designed to amplify products of no more than 150 base pairs, the selection was then auto adjusted using more aggressive criteria and primers were chosen within a 58-61°C 58-61°C
The centralisation of the management of severe polytrauma into specialised trauma centres as well as utilisation of aggressive screening criteria has seen a significant rise in the incidence of documented cerebrovascular injury in blunt trauma patients, particularly when applied to patients with an injury severity score greater than or equal to 16 [85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 890 91, 91].
However, no correlation has been established between caspase-8 expression and MYCN amplification or aggressive disease criteria [ 8].
Values to the bottom right are those with lower magnitudes under the aggressive selection criteria while values to the top right are those eyes with greater magnitudes.
Thus, before adopting aggressive new criteria such as those recommended by the IADPSG, there is a pressing need not only to confirm their effectiveness in improving perinatal outcomes, but also to develop and test postpartum strategies that will ameliorate the longer-term risks and enhance the overall health status of women who show mild and more severe forms of GDM.
Clearer examples of networks (i.e., with fewer reticulations) are presented in [ 61] and elsewhere; these rely on less discordance in the data or more-aggressive filtering criteria.
