Sentence examples for criterion to terminate from inspiring English sources
To guard against slow convergence, we enforce a criterion to terminate the iteration if the difference between the old and new candidates of h(t) is below a threshold.
That said, the stopping criteria to terminate a contention round is when T I(m)=1 or F R(m) reaches a threshold F. To ensure the maximum achievable throughput, in the original frameless ALOHA, F is found through a numerical optimization for different values of N as discussed in [17].
This implies that an end-diastolic flow of <20 cm/s or a missing diastolic flow, or even a complete absence of flow must not be used as criteria to terminate resuscitation, but should lead to re-evaluate and improve resuscitative efforts.
Various criteria to terminate resuscitation have been reported.
Prior to the start of the trial the DSMB defined criteria to terminate the trial prematurely.
Thereby, the normal range of functioning of a child on the ECBI is a part of the mastery criteria to terminate PCIT.
Ventilator parameters for assisted SB such as assistance levels, trigger sensitivity, and criteria to terminate inspiratory gas flow (cycling-off criteria) are chosen mainly based on clinical assessment, on assumptions, and on algorithms.
The variations in detection method are the result of both heated wall design and criteria used to terminate an experiment in response to wall temperature excursions.
The importance of assessing VO2 kinetics in the initial phase of low-intensity exercise may be underlined by that fact that peak VO2 during a maximal exercise test is influenced by conditions other than the underlying disease, the patient's motivation and the criteria used to terminate the test [ 12].
Due to the limited battery life of the mobile devices, an automatic stopping criterion is proposed to terminate the iterative process as early as possible to avoid unnecessary computations while the user-specified requirement is achieved.
The same criterion was used to terminate the orientation trial.
