Sentence examples for criterion retained from inspiring English sources

It appears that the externally bonded reinforcement improves significantly the mechanical performance of the reinforced concrete beams both in service and at failure and compares favourably with the more usual techniques (CFRP, NSM) regardless the criterion retained.

The group used the analysis grid to identify instruments that dealt with each evaluation criterion retained.

On page 23: what is the criterion retained for homology between the plasmid genes, fragments of phages and the CRISPR sequences?

The procedure will account for clustering on subjects; independent, exchangeable and autoregressive working correlation structures will be used and the best option in terms of Quasilikelihood Information Criterion retained for the final analyses [ 176].

To precisely localize discontinuities of different natures, an approach is developed that dynamically sets the threshold on the detection function, such that the detection criterion retains its sensitivity to the characteristics of the local solution.

Following Kaiser's criterion retaining all components with eigenvalues greater than one, 14 components would have been useful for further analysis.

In our experiments, we used the Best Chromosome selection criterion (retaining the fittest chromosome or configuration for next iteration) implemented in JGAP.

These criteria retained only the perfectly matched reads for downstream analysis.

In comparison, the Budapest clinical criteria retained the exceptional sensitivity of the IASP criteria (0.99), but greatly improved upon the specificity (0.68).

The second limitation lies in the criteria retained for establishing the typologies of the structures.

Conclusion Currently we don't have a murine model of SAH meeting the diagnostic DCI criteria retained in humans.