Sentence examples for criteria settings from inspiring English sources

However, with Connectivity Search, using all the default criteria settings (except with criteria 'A' set to '1', so that only ChEMBL data is retrieved) a total of 16 records are retrieved, as shown in Figure 2. The result set includes molecules such as CHEMBL10347 (Rauwolscine), a stereoisomer of Yohimbine.

The reasons for these false-positive signals could include inadequate surrogate markers, changes in dose, changes in usual care, changes in inclusion criteria and settings and/or the play of chance between the POP/Phase II and pivotal/Phase III RCTs.

To facilitate the comparison to those screens in mammalians [ 25], similar criteria and settings were used in analysis, including the same consensus NRSE sequence, with human genome assembly GRCh37 [ 47] and mouse genome assembly MGSCv37 [ 48].

Studies differed in their design, eligibility criteria, study settings and sample size, as well as in the clinical characteristics of their study populations (symptomatic and asymptomatic), classification of malnutrition and reference growth standards used for interpretation of anthropometric indicators.

Our study also has several strong points, including its originality, extensive search strategy, inclusion of studies independent of language, strict methodological rigor, assessment of study quality, and sensitivity and subgroup analyses to investigate the applicability of the IADPSG criteria in settings other than the HAPO study.

In standard manufacturing settings, the criterions used to assess performance are usually related to the robot's accuracy, repeatability, speed or stiffness.

On average, d-Confidence presents a lower LDC than its baseline criteria on all settings except at Vowels with 3%% imbalance.

This instrument has been validated against the ICHD-2 criteria in clinical settings, showing a high sensitivity and somewhat lower specificity.

The use of enhanced ILI criteria in certain settings, that combine both a symptom complex with the absence of leukocytosis on basic laboratory testing, can considerably improve the accuracy of establishing the diagnosis of influenza.

The applicability of these criteria in clinical settings appears limited.

ISI may be used as a comparable parameter in the Choi criteria in CEUS settings.