Initially, the main factors that influence the black muntjac habitat quality were identified, and habitat assessment criteria were set up.
For protein identification, all criteria were set as follows: the comparison of the false discovery rate is 1%.
Three main criteria were set for the achievement of survey representativeness: age of respondents, sex, and region.
The convergence criteria were set to be 1 × 10−5 eV/supercell for energy and 0.05 eV/Å for forces.
Age criteria were set to include results of patients with mean age between 16 and 40 years.
The failure criteria were set to be an increase of diode's forward voltage by 10% since the start of the power cycling tests.
Specific criteria were set for transient and offset effects based on the direction, magnitude, and time course of changes in symptoms after cessation.
Three criteria were set to establish clinical validation; simulator wear rates, qualitative and quantitative wear rate rankings and wear debris morphology.
Two contrasting criteria were set for each of the categories (semantic differential scale) in order to help students with their self-evaluation process.
Thus, the rainfall criteria were set with the lower bound values of accumulated rainfall ranges for five hazard classes based on conservative hazard management.
These filter criteria were set for the following technical considerations.
