Sentence examples for criteria to combine from inspiring English sources

The approach then uses combination criteria to combine the blocks into test cases.

Atkinson et al. (2007) used the definition of compound design criteria to combine two optimality criteria and introduced the DT- and CD-optimalities criteria.

We initially required LOD (logarithm of odds) scores of 6 or more and a maximum recombination frequency of 0.2 to establish linkage, but subsequently relaxed the criteria to combine linkage groups known to be on the same chromosome (described in Results section).

Our main criteria was to combine mutations that produced interesting results during the first round of characterization and to generate mutants within the Jα helix that disfavor an α-helical conformation.

Multiplex group criteria included efforts to combine microsatellite loci that provided broad coverage across each chromosome and exhibited detectable amplicon size differences on agarose gels.

In an outcome study comparing CT-only response criteria to CT combined with complete metabolic response on PET (as used in the Cheson criteria), only the combined approach was a statistically significant independent predictor for progression-free survival (P = 0.008 vs P = 0.72 for CT alone).

There are then two key considerations to be addressed in this type of model [ 10, 11]: the methods used to describe decision-makers preferences and elicit importance weights for decision-making criteria; and, the type of aggregation model used to combine criteria scores (see Peacock 2009 for more detail).

Environmental sustainability has resulted to be the most site-specific criterion; therefore, the possibility to combine it with the other two criteria is crucial.

Jurist-Rosner and Roche say their most important criteria is the ability to combine strong project management skills with empathy.

In this manner, a combination our system and others such as that of Allendorf et al. (1997) could objectively rank populations using a variety of criteria that are difficult to combine on the same quantitative scale.

The criteria for assessment are to combine staining intensity with percentage of positive cancer cells as follows: −, <25%; + (weak), 25 50%; ++ (moderate), 50 75%; +++ (strong), >75% of the neoplastic cells stained.