Sentence examples for arbitrary guideline from inspiring English sources

That's why five-a-day, a more or less arbitrary guideline that's interpreted quite differently in different countries, has stuck.

Concerning the ability of AMH to be used as a screening test to select the most precocious ewes in terms of fertility at first mating, in the present study the AUC value for AMH (0.698) was very close to 0.7, the limit value to classify tests as "moderately accurate" according to an arbitrary guideline.

With these arbitrary guidelines in mind, here go five: "A Day in the Country" (1936, Jean Renoir).

For too long, western policy has been guided by abstract and invented notions of "interests" and "security", arbitrary guidelines that long ago degraded into "our friends" and "their enemies".

Despite having THREE high-quality studies, two of which were published in leading medical journals, the Australian government's arbitrary guidelines for having 150 subjects in each trial lead the authors to totally ignore this body of scientific evidence.

Some researchers have chosen to create arbitrary guidelines that claim that no study is "reliable" unless it has greater than 150 subjects, No peer-review journal and independent research organization has ever claimed that these guidelines for determining "reliability" on research are valid or even reasonable.

Various arbitrary guidelines exist for the interpretation of the strength of agreement.

Arbitrary guidelines characterized kappa value over 0.75 as excellent, 0.40 to 0.75 as fair to good, and below 0.40 as poor [ 32].

Free from the burden of checking and enforcing arbitrary performance guidelines, the Lime Equation helped me run a more effective company.

Although the choice of which interactions to characterize further is always arbitrary, some guidelines can be used.

Held: The Secretary's use of the medical-vocational guidelines to determine a claimant's right to disability benefits does not conflict with the Social Security Act nor are the guidelines arbitrary or capricious.