Sentence examples for criterion for proper from inspiring English sources
In the case of MerF, a bacterial mercury transporter, where no assay for protein function is easily available, the similarity of micelle spectra to bicelle spectra was taken as a criterion for proper refolding.
The catalogue now includes fifty-five distinct leitmotifs — thematic ideas that point toward characters, objects, ideas, and relationships — and forty-three so-called incidental motifs, which, Lehman says, "do not meet criteria for proper leitmotifs" but nonetheless possess dramatic significance.
Discussion of this proposal centred upon the criteria for proper basicality: In what circumstances is it appropriate, and in what circumstances not, to hold the basic belief in God or the basic beliefs of other religions or of the naturalistic worldviews?
This classification can guide clinicians as to the criteria for proper occlusal device fabrication and improve dental research.
The virtual simulation tool confirms that picking time and fruit size are important criteria for proper control of CA storage.
The criteria for proper risk assessments and the challenges described here may stimulate further developments in the design of sophisticated tools for risk assessment.
The randomisation system complied with international criteria for proper concealment of randomisation.
Standardised operating procedures for analysing these genetic factors were adopted, and criteria for proper nomenclature were developed.
Costs are incurred when investments are made to improve health service provision; a case in point was the importance of investing in BEmOC regardless of the cost involved because none of the facilities under study met the criteria for proper provision of this crucial maternal service.
A novel IAE-AKF is proposed herein, which is based on the maximum likelihood criterion for the proper computation of the filter innovation covariance and hence of the filter gain.
The degree of similarity of the N-profiles of the PM and MM probes thus provides a criterion for the proper selection of the N-subsets.
