Sentence examples for applied criterion from inspiring English sources

The equivalent fatigue limit expressed by the applied criterion is compared with the crack size dependent fatigue limit described by El-Haddad correction in order to define a defect size acceptability criterion.

Since it is easy to judge whether it is so in a particular case, i.e., whether it can be compatible with the principles of the agent, this gives an easily applied criterion found a priori in reason, by which the falsity (opposition to law) of the pretended claim (preatensio iuris) can, as it were, be immediately known by an experiment of pure reason" (1795a, 381).

For m  =  0.5 (Figure S6a) or m  =  2 (Figure S6b), we obtained respectively too many and too few sensitive parameters, suggesting that the applied criterion of m  =  1 is relatively more sensible.

The most widely applied criterion for investigation of cell permeability is the exclusion by cell of dyes with higher molecular weights (vital stains) such as trypan blue [ 39].

Predefined acceptable chemotherapy completion was based on a previously applied criterion of 85% or more of initially planned chemotherapy dose [ 15].

Had we used the WHO applied criterion for TB suspicion (i.e. chronic cough; cough >2 weeks), almost one third (32.1%) of the sputum smear positive cases would have been missed.

Figure 1 Commonly applied criteria for CNS candidate tracer selection.

By this method, the analytical comparison of applied criteria's is done.

The literature search according to the applied criteria revealed four relevant studies on orthodontic therapy.

The theory of resolution, its limits and the applied criteria is enormous [8].

In MDS/MPS and CML, DMA did not detect any hypermethylated gene using the applied criteria.