Sentence examples for criterion for calling from inspiring English sources

If we assume a minimum cutoff of ≥2 transcripts per million reads as our conservative criterion for calling a gene expressed, we identified 8,846 unique genes expressed in the pregnant and 8,881 unique genes expressed in the nonpregnant uteri, 8,296 (88%) of which are expressed in both the nonpregnant and the pregnant uterus.

To exclude the false positive caused by base calling process, we removed those potential mCs with Q scores lower than 20, which means that a base is correctly called at more than 99% probability, a highly conservative criterion for calling reliable bases.

Add in the difficulties of satisfying the religious criteria for calling wine kosher, and you've really got a challenge.

Along with the question of what music can legitimately be called Jewish, a listener had to wonder about Mr. Botstein's criteria for calling composers Viennese.

The criteria for calling curvatures were then changed so that any curvature equal to or greater than 0.5 mm would be considered.

In the revised manuscript, the criteria for calling potential operons are given explicitly.

The criteria for calling the RRT are the same as/similar to symptoms of sepsis.

The criteria for calling the RRT can support the prompt identification of patients who have sepsis and prevent disease progression.

Thus, as the criteria for calling a test result positive are made more stringent, specificity improves at the expense of sensitivity.

Data regarding age, gender, Simplified Acute Physiology Score II (SAPS II) [ 4], presence of the following comorbidities, criteria for calling the RRT, initial treatment for sepsis, length of ICU and total stay, and patient outcome were recorded.

(Table 5) We found error definitions that imposed criteria for calling an event an error for all of these explanatory areas, and the findings of the survey supported their use in error decision making.