Sentence examples for criterion for enabling from inspiring English sources
Conclusions about the strength of the evidence regarding toxicity must be made for regulatory purposes, for choosing less toxic alternatives, and/or for other purposes; as in the clinical sciences, complete agreement on the strength of the evidence should not be a criterion for enabling government agencies, professional societies, health care organizations, or others to make a determination.
We then aligned the putative promoter 1A region found ca. 500 bp upstream the ATG and looked for different criteria enabling functionality prediction, namely, the conservation of the promoter region, the splice donor site and the coding region with bona fide initiation site.
This paper proposes a soft sifting stopping criterion that enables LMD to achieve a self-adaptive stop for each sifting process.
There are several criteria enabling the diagnosis of anemia.
The piecewise linear yield criterion enables an analytical solution for the plastic limit load of cylindrically orthotropic circular plates.
All in all, these criteria for transformative criticism enable the evaluation of the objectivity of scientific inquiry itself, but also of scientific debates in society.
Proper interpretation of diagnostic criteria for neurocysticercosis will enable a correct diagnosis in most cases, obviating the practice of unnecessary surgical procedures (9 ).
When existing leaders do not possess these competencies, management can either try to develop the individuals with high potential, or implement recruitment and selection criteria that enable companies to look for and admit leaders with such attributes.
This criterion enables calculation of the controller feedback gains for varying load weight and cable length.
These criteria enabled adjustment for strong confounders and ensured time comparability for exposure.
Further, we also propose a criterion for evaluating limit states to enable reliable design of the anchor systems using probabilistic fragility methodologies.
