The current results suggest that, at least at 3 T, where the current human data were acquired, the pattern classification approach may be more sensitive than the previously used criterion of sharper frequency selectivity in core AC (Moerel et al. 2012; see below).
These PPPs are designed to standardize clinical practices and to ensure quality medical care through the promulgation of evidence-based criteria for frequency of examinations, required history-taking, and specific evaluation techniques.
The criterion for frequency control of a recording is that the variation in frequency should not be observable to the ear i.e., less than about 0.1percentt, which is less than the just noticeable difference in frequency over most of the audible frequency range.
This is markedly less than the minimum threshold recommended by national guidelines, reviews and the Paradise criteria for frequency of episodes prior to tonsillectomy. 1 4 20 28 29 These findings may reflect lower thresholds being followed or perhaps represent suboptimal documentation of sore throat consultations prior to tonsillectomy in primary care settings.
This score has been developed to assess the efficacy of mesalamine and encompasses criteria of stool frequency, rectal bleeding, findings at endoscopy, and physician's global assessment (Table 4).
This list was narrowed to 21 scenarios by combining similar scenario types (ie, various drug overdosages; orders for drug to which patient was allergic) and prioritised based on preselected criteria of (a) frequency, (b) seriousness and (c) testability.
According to Macmillan's dictionary editor-in-chief, Michael Rundell, the word "got in on its own merit, and not because a celebrity made it up" "It passed our criteria in terms of frequency and breadth of use," he said.
Fig. 1 Sparse signal subspaces with criterion of atom's frequency.
To solve this problem, we introduce a new criterion to measure the importance of atoms and propose a SSM under the criterion of the occurrence frequency of atoms.
