Sentence examples for double criterion from inspiring English sources

The merging criterion based on texture information is combined with the SRM method to form a double criterion to predict whether merging or not.

That is, in both patients and healthy subjects, a "somatosensory" and an "insular" component met the double criterion of showing signal increase in each pain block and involving regions known to mediate brain response to pain.

"The difficulties of integration do not arise from the social practices of immigrants, who in the end are quite open, but from a society that refuses to integrate certain groups on a double criteria: religion (Islam) and skin color of non-European origin — 'visible' minorities".

Using a double criteria for clinically significant change, 4 participants (66%) were improved on the Yale-Brown Obsessive-Compulsive Scale at posttreatment, and 5 (83%) were improved at 6- and 12-month follow-up.

In addition some items had double criteria.

They also imply a double standard: the criteria proposed for assessing a suspect's potential culpability include, of course, his antecedents and past behaviour.

Based on the constraint fitness function, a double-criterion sorting algorithm is used to guarantee that the feasible solutions are given higher priority over the infeasible ones before their objective function values are ranked.

A double simultaneous criterion to define differentially expressed gene transcripts was used: i) genes with folds > 1.5 or < 0.66 and ii) genes with folds deviated from the null hypothesis at P < 0.05.

We combined the UN double orphan criterion, the children's self-report, and verbal autopsy reports from the local school/child support center heads to construct the AIDS-orphaned group.

A double simultaneous criterion was used to identify differentially expressed genes: i) genes with ratios VHSV-infected/non-infected > 2 and ii) genes which deviated from the null hypothesis using the t-test at p < 0.05.

We conclude that a double standard was applied with regard to the criterion of blinding.