Sentence examples for criterion differs from from inspiring English sources
This criterion differs from the classical economical one.
We then wanted to assess how the NAD minimization criterion differs from the rearrangement cost minimization criterion.
Two explanations are possible: (i) the HEM algorithm was not able to detect the global optimum and (ii) the optimal solution according to the likelihood criterion differs from the true underlying model.
This criterion differs from the various ways RRS was calculated in Guttman et al. principally in that RRS is additionally normalized for mRNA fragment density to control for transcript mis-annotation (Guttman et al., 2013), something we did not consider in our study as we manually verified the structures of all transcripts for which we report readthrough.
Analyses were conducted to assess whether patients meeting this criterion differed from patients who were excluded.
Candidates who have at least 1percentt support will appear in an earlier debate, scheduled for 6 p.m. CNBC's criteria differs from that of previous debate hosts Fox News and CNN, which allowed the top 10 or 11 candidates, respectively, on the primetime stage.
The goal of these criteria differs from ours in a subtle, but important way: Armstrong and colleagues characterized clinical phenotypes predictive of CBD pathology, whereas we tested clinical features predictive of AD pathology in CBS patients.
Our entry criteria differs from current practice, which is to screen neonates with birth weights <= 1250 g or <= 28 weeks of gestation based on the CRYO-ROP and LIGHT-ROP studies [ 33].
The allocation resulting from Rawls' criterion differs strictly from a purely egalitarian allocation, which equalizes the allocated rations without incorporating the number of recipients and without taking into account the different productivities of the potential recipients.
Due to the project characteristics, the identified specific selection criteria differ from the general selection criteria.
I describe the role of evidence-based criteria in formal coverage decision making and contrast the ways that these criteria differ from cost-effectiveness criteria.
