Sentence examples for based on a tolerance from inspiring English sources

The formulation of two mathematical models of these plates, based on a tolerance averaging technique, cf. Woźniak et al. [18], is the aim of the paper.

Unlike classical sampling plan theory, which derives sampling plans solely based on a tolerance criterion, our sampling plans are more informative and amenable to be updated as they take into account the actual microbial concentrations of the food process, enabling the same methodology to be used to construct control charts.

These geometrical specifications are based on a tolerancing system, which was originally defined for the function mating capability.

The application of the at-line NIR tablet content method is discussed and an acceptance criteria based on a parametric tolerance interval test (PTIT) is proposed.

Change from baseline in 2-h postprandial glucose (PPG) was assessed in a subset of patients based on a meal tolerance test (MTT) performed at baseline and week 24.

Another difference between the AFHS and other studies is the case definition of DM, which was based on a glucose tolerance test only in the AHFS, but it is unlikely that this methodological feature explains the heterogeneity of results.

She considered the diagnosis of diabetes based on a glucose tolerance test (GTT), confirmed with repeat testing, to be a clinically meaningful end point but stated that a question exists as to whether pharmacological intervention with antidiabetes agents merely treats disease in advance of its diagnosis, thereby masking its detection.

Another pilot program, based on a zero-tolerance policy for scratchiti on the L and No. 1 lines, was deemed too expensive.

Based on a specified error tolerance, we also illustrate how model approximation can be carried out and justified.

A stable and efficient algorithm fits a sketched piecewise linear curve using a number of clothoid segments with G2 continuity based on a specified error tolerance.

Subjects were classified into different stages of glucose tolerance based on an oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT).