Sentence examples similar to criterion cut off from inspiring English sources

Liberty warns that: "The secretary of state could for example order that those accessing websites that fit a particular criteria be cut off – for example, political or religious websites considered to be extreme.

The interface material is based on Mohr Coulomb criterion with tension cut off.

Our inclusion criterion cut-off point of the 20th centile corresponds to no or very limited spoken words.

Additionally, a Canadian population study noted that when using a criterion cut-off for major depression, differences in the rate of major depression between men and women decreased with increasing age [ 41].

The fit indices of model 5 for the individualistic orientated countries Norway, Switzerland, Germany and Poland are missing the cut off criteria.

According to the fit indices, the model with equal intercepts across the three countries (model 7) is missing the cut off criteria provided by Rutkowski and Svetina (2014).

Cut off criteria for good fit- CFI&TLI > 0.95, RMSEA < 0.06- Hu and Bentler 1990.

Finally, our cut off criteria for high and low expression levels and interindividual differences are arbitrary.

The analysis of fracture envelopes was carried out with comparison of each criteria cut-off regions after the calibration where one novel criterion, KHPS, has been introduced.

As published, the IADPSG criteria cut-offs give rise to an overall gestational diabetes prevalence of 17.8% (with some regional variation).

Central obesity surrogate criteria cut-offs were based on reported BMI equivalents for waist circumference in men and women of the Framingham Offspring Study [ 11].