Sentence examples for contrast criterion from inspiring English sources

The present study was designed to evaluate children's early intonation development based on a "contrast criterion".

The results indicated that only the 4-year-olds produced intonation in accordance with the contrast criterion.

Some methods are proposed to solve the problem of oversegmentation, such as filling up the basins to a predetermined level to eliminate the lowest peaks which may be insignificant in terms of boundary detection [28] or computing dynamics of contours which is a contrast criterion measuring the grey-level difference between peaks and surrounding minima [29].

After filtering the structures by area and contrast criterion filters, the Dapi channel allowed the detection of a marker (Hoechst) for each nucleus.

By contrast, criterion-referenced tests assess whether a child has acquired a particular skill by a certain age, according to a specific curriculum.

In contrast, criteria based on previous evidence suggesting that rare tetraploidic cells have a less strong diagnostic value than other aberrations, showed a significant association with disease recurrence [ 23, 24].

By contrast, that criterion is not satisfied when the setting up of the database is dictated by technical considerations, rules or constraints leaving no room for creative freedom.

Data generation in contrast, a criterion, such as reputation, that is coupled with the sourcing process/data generation and decoupled from other data quality aspects.

By contrast, the criterion variability theory assumes that d' m (and σ C ) is equal for the three procedures and that the difference in pAUC arises because the simultaneous procedure is less susceptible to the deleterious effects of criterion variability than showups and sequential lineups.

– By contrast, the criterion "mother thought infant looked sick" was neither sensitive nor specific.

In contrast, variable criteria have been adopted to define a valid acid event in the pharynx.