Sentence examples for criterion limits from inspiring English sources

The economic criterion limits action to what is economically viable; for example, in many cases only actions that provide a positive net present value are likely to be adopted.

Experimental results of end users׳ perceptions of smart grid technology are shown using SDT, fuzzy detection theory, and fuzzy detection theory type 2. The results show that end users have a conservative criterion because they are not entirely confident in the intelligent technology provided by the smart grid; this conservative criterion limits smart grid performance.

In this study we report the successful formulation of CBZ-EOP tablets, which were similar to the marketed product Tegretol CR 200 and able to satisfy the USP criterion limits and to deliver about 80% of CBZ at a rate of approximately zero order for up to 12 h.

The criterion limits the maximum allowable temperature on an objective basis and permits the calculation of the corresponding critical inlet values for the operating variables, like partial pressure of the reactant, temperature of the reactor fluid, temperature of the cooling medium, coolant flow rate, reactor throughput...

This universalizability criterion limits possible axioms.

This study criterion limits the generalizablity of the results to the population of women of the same age range.

Whether an anisotropy correction has been used is a selection criterion limiting the output of the database for all methods except the microwave method ('General constraints' section).

The inclusion criterion limited the population to subjects with HIV infection over the age of 18.

This criterion limited the number of hairpin loci to 15,514 (Table 5).

This low prevalence is likely due to the ACR/EULAR criterion limiting the patient global assessment score to ≤1.

The model was implemented and calibrated in an uncertainty framework with Monte Carlo methods, threshold screening, and multi-criteria limits of acceptability.