Sentence examples for be explored the minimum from inspiring English sources

Item loadings were evaluated in line with proposals from Costello and Osborne [ 50]: Item loadings < 0.40 suggest that an item is not sufficiently related to the other items in the factor, or indicates an additional factor to be explored; the minimum loading of an item is suggested = 0.32; and loadings ≥ 0.32 on two or more factors, indicate cross-loadings.

So bodies, like the European Commission, are exploring the introduction of minimum smart device security standards.

The I.M.F report released Wednesday on Greece also referred to one, unidentified, smaller bank whose capital fell "well short" of minimum requirements and was exploring the idea of a merger with its major shareholder.

These positive and negative values along with the zero value in the central position of (10) and an adequate value for N m and Γ 0 allow to make a dense search in the delay space (i.e., the complete search space can be explored to find the minimum of the objective function (8)).

External responsiveness will be explored by calculating the minimum clinically important difference (MCID) for each measure, using the Self-Administered Patient Satisfaction Scale as the clinical anchor to derive MCIDs.

Then much more space around can be explored and the algorithm can jump out from a local minimum.

77 Each factor or subscale of behaviour represents one variable; therefore, for the seven subscales being explored a minimum of 70 participants will represent the midfield of the proposed ratios and 140 students will represent the upper range of 20 children per variable.

A novel derivation of the control law enables the link to minimum variance benchmarking to be explored and exploited.

As a possible way of curbing harmful drinking, below-cost alcohol sales will be banned and minimum ­pricing will be explored.

Medium- and long-range models are likely to further slow the sampling process and create lock-ins due to very long-range repulsive interactions between parallel and anti-parallel sheets, so approaches which avoid local minima will need to be explored, e.g. parallel tempering (Earl and Deem, 2005).

While raising the minimum age is not official BMA policy, the doctors' body argues that it is something that could be explored.