The best criterion would in principle be the integrated radiant intensity within the NA of the collection optics, but this would depend on the type of detection scheme used.
While, for example, some newer Health Technology Assessment reports may report original data analysis and would have therefore fitted our inclusion criteria in principle, they are usually not subject to external standardized peer review.
At this stage, it is important to determine whether trade-offs between different criteria are acceptable, so that good performance on one criterion can in principle compensate for weaker performance on another.
The soil series are distinguished by stable criteria, allowing, in principle, their use as "class pedotransfer functions" not only in space but also in time, reflecting effects of climate change by 2050.
The criteria are in principle quite strict.
The UBA believes that the cut-off criteria are in principle well suited to improve the protection of the environment against particularly hazardous PPPs.
Twenty-six of the 40 service leads originally approached who met our inclusion criteria agreed in principle to be interviewed.
It is a little unclear in the ascertainability criterion just what "in principle" amounts to, though perhaps some latitude here is all to the good.
Peng et. al. [28] presented the Maximum-Relevance-Minimum-Redundancy (MRMR) criterion, which is in principle equivalent to MIFS with the (beta = 1/ n-1)), where n is the number of selected features in the current subset.
In the latter publications, discrete characters were analysed with an explicit optimality criterion, and were in principle observable by anyone with access to relevant material, in order to make specific, testable hypotheses regarding mammalian interrelationships.
