Sentence examples for criterion is imposed from inspiring English sources

In order to describe the crack advance through the lattice a failure criterion is imposed, whereby the links break as soon as they attain a critical elastic elongation.

In addition to statistical tests, often a fold-change criterion is imposed on the spots.

This additional criterion was imposed because qPCR values for the p73 samples tended to be more variable than those for p63, likely due to the lower amounts of immunoprecipitated DNA.

In addition, the following uniqueness criterion was imposed to make sure that the two best alignments were unambiguous: for a query with three or more alignments, the alignments ranking third or worse were compared with the second best alignment (constituting the "short" partner of the reconstructed transcript).

No restriction criterion was imposed regarding the diagnosis of controls except those previously mentioned.

To make sure that the two best alignments in a query were unambiguously aligned, a uniqueness criterion was imposed.

This strict criterion was imposed because LZ domains may appear by chance, due to abundance of the leucine residue and the short length of the domain [ 32].

The continuous enrollment criterion was imposed to ensure that the selected patients had adequate and uniform in length preindex and postindex follow-up data.

A significantly large fraction of sense-antisense pairs with inverse expression patterns in HS and ES relative to the ML were conserved in both species even when a stringent criterion was imposed.

An age criterion was imposed in order to minimize the possibility of them developing hyperlipidemia in the future because age is known to affect lipoprotein concentrations and distribution in this breed.

The two-fold criterion was imposed because all FFPE assay measurements were reproducible within a two-fold window (approximately 20% coefficient of variation); [ 39]), both within a single batch and between multiple independent batches (data not shown).