Sentence examples for changes in criteria from inspiring English sources

These changes in criteria to the EMA in Scotland lowered the threshold for the £30 payment and axed the £10 and £20 payments.

"The numbers of Scuds successfully intercepted are small in any case and very small changes in criteria can swing the results from one extreme to another," said Robert M. Stein, a Raytheon vice president.

Implanted hearing devices including cochlear implants and bone-anchored hearing aids continue to advance after many years of experience, technical advances in design and improvement in programming strategies as well as changes in criteria for patient selection.

To the Editor: Under the proposed changes in criteria discussed in the article, a person would have to exhibit at least two repetitive behaviors to receive a diagnosis of autism, Asperger syndrome or "pervasive developmental disorder, not otherwise specified".

Unfortunately for students, this process will take time and will require fundamental changes in criteria for faculty hiring, advancement, and responsibilities.

These systematic changes can be modeled in receiver operator characteristic space and show that, across changes in criteria, sensitivity remains the same.

Changes in wagering behaviour induced by changes in wager size were largely driven by changes in criterion, consistent with the model.

Type II signal detection measures reveal that changes in behaviour induced by changes in wager size are largely driven by changes in criterion, consistent with our model.

The OR indicated the relative importance of incremental changes in criterion levels (compared to a reference level), to select an intervention (Table 1).

The move to replace 30 companies based on a change in criteria of membership was the biggest shift since the average was started in 1950.

The only change in criteria since the program's inception is that advisers must have five years of experience, above the original minimum of three.