Correlated censored data designing by Method 2 seemed to be the most pertinent method to create pairs, when the criterion, which characterized the pair, was an exposure occurring over time.
One of the properties that distinguish the dynamic criterion from static criterion is a form of representation as dynamic vector which characterizes the state taken as a reference, the ideal.
Another application is differential Galois theory, which characterizes functions having antiderivatives of a prescribed form, giving group-theoretic criteria for when solutions of certain differential equations are well-behaved.
In this study, analytical criteria are developed to determine the transitions between stick and slip which characterize how the friction force relates to the two-dimensional relative motion.
The perturbation analysis of the freezing front shows that the stability criterion depends upon 1) the Stefan and Peclet numbers, 2) a parameter describing the phase transition kinetics and also 3) dimensionless parameters which characterize the frost heave process.
To this end, the area under study (AUS) can be characterized according to criteria which express the greater or lesser suitability to accommodate the new line.
Detector design can be characterized by spacing criteria, which is convenient for design – or alternatively by number of detectors, which is convenient for cost reporting.
In the GeneSV system, each proposed codon mutation is initially characterized using 9 criteria, which are based on observed similarities with corresponding positions in genomic and protein sequences from available databases.
Since Ehlers, Pirani and Schild do not provide an independent, non-circular criterion by which to characterize free (fall) motion, their approach has been charged with circularity by philosophers such as Grünbaum (1973), Salmon (1977), Sklar (1977) and Winnie (1977).
So far, although many putative Akt substrates have been reported, only very few of them meet all the criteria, which have been defined to be necessary to characterize a bonafide Akt substrate (5).
