Sentence examples for criterion in particular from inspiring English sources

Beyond these traditional criteria, Boyer's "integration" criterion, in particular, is important in the evaluation of interdisciplinary research.

A simplified and more practical method relies on the exploitation of a simpler criterion (in particular, a quadratic function) to replace the quartic function [26].

This criterion, in particular, is still syntactic and quite efficient, but accounts for the presence of both primary and auxiliary objectives in the SAT instance.

Thus, one criterion in particular has frequently been used in recent studies of DNA from ancient humans, that stating that sequences generated from the ancient specimens should "make phylogenetic sense".

The latter criterion in particular represents a huge proportion of an admission in units with mean stays of 72 h or less.

LLN will by definition allow for a 1/20 false positive rate, and this study clearly illustrates that among healthy subjects, those identified as obstructive by the LLN criterion in particular are those with high FVC values.

The hardest part of the journey was meeting the refereeing criteria, in particular the RFU's fitness test.

Clients can apply for a "credit card," under certain criteria – in particular, the requirement to have paid their utility bills regularly and on time.

Performance indicators are needed to establish design and operational criteria; in particular, the importance of their measurement, applicability, and the factors that affect system efficacy.

Although there were difficulties in experimentally evaluating some of the transport parameters, the results show that one of the expanded ignition criteria in particular does satisfactorily model the data.

This synthesis highlights the potential for species interactions to alter reserve design criteria; in particular, accounting for species interactions often leads to an increase in reserve size necessary to protect populations.