Sentence examples for criterion implied from inspiring English sources

This criterion implied that the first and last year of the dataset were used for verification purposes only, and did not yield any index-admissions.

Thus, our mixture model was indeed flexible, as it allowed for distributions with one to three or four modes since the Bayesian Information Criterion implied three or four (shifted) Poisson distributions for six of the eight MSRs.

To this end, we characterise the IRHI equivalence criterion implied by each IRHI index in terms of the CI of health changes that would be inequality preserving or distributionally neutral, where each such benchmark may be expressed as some multiple θ of the CI of initial health CI ss.

It should be noted that while the majority of respondents did favor a point system, the workgroup felt that the assignment of specific points for each criterion implied a quantitative level of understanding of each criterion that is currently not supported scientifically and does not take into account the complexity of interpreting genetic evidence.

Our consistently applied criterion implies that C = 12 in all iterations.

In turn, this criterion implies that for each k the number of such unimprovable procedures is finite and is greater than one if k>1.

An important fact is that, for minimalσθ-stable parabolic subgroups, our criterion implies, with the help of the Maas Selberg relations (cf. [B2], [B3]), a normalization of Eisenstein integrals.

Using the SAFT-HS equation of state and introducing a general thermodynamic criterion implying liquid-liquid immiscibility, the largest short-chain n-alkane, which is immiscible with a given long-chain n-alkane is identified.

That is, This criterion implies so-called 2-sigma rule.

The Jury criterion implies that the disease-free equilibrium (P_{0}^) is unstable.

The Jury criterion implies that the endemic equilibrium (P_{1}^) is locally stable as (R_{0}>1).