Sentence examples for as primary criterion from inspiring English sources
This instrument's performance in measuring atmospheric dynamics is analysed, using the wind velocity uncertainty as primary criterion.
A unique mix-design methodology with eight design steps was empirically-cum-numerically derived for CLCs, based on specifying targeted green or plastic density as primary criterion, which is an unexplored area till date.
The whole AKSS score (sum of knee and functional score) as primary criterion was used in the analysis.
For all combinations of x, y and z, the number of probes that complied (w), was stored (2) The data was sorted with w as primary criterion (ascending), followed by x (ascending), y (ascending) and z (descending) (3) This sorted dataset was analyzed row per row.
Preliminary analysis established filtering and statistical cutoff thresholds, using as criteria the false discovery rate, the identification of biologically meaningful genes, and the inclusion of genes confirmed as being misexpressed by Q-RT-PCR as primary criteria.
The growing capacity of full genome sequencing and improved epitope prediction methods provide a powerful new high-resolution tool for classification, and may serve as primary criteria for vaccine development.
However, during inter- or intra-species evolutionary analysis, using conservation of phylogenetic footprinting as primary criteria will not be feasible.
The S. cerevisiae coding sequences (CDS) were originally predicted using, as primary criteria, their size (> = 100 codons from ATG to stop) and ignoring all reading frames entirely included within longer ones [ 25].
The greatest concordance was for pain, which was ranked as the top criterion by 17 of the 28 physicians (61%), although physicians also cited several other factors considered as primary criteria, including the Fibromyalgia Impact Questionnaire score, functional disability, and tender points.
The WHO classification system for endometrial hyperplasia, still regarded and used as a gold standard, was used as a primary criterion for tissue selection.
DSM-IV [20] criteria for Major Depressive Disorder includes feeling sad as a primary criterion, so sadness (and its anti-correlate, happiness) seemed obvious candidates as ratings categories.
