Sentence examples for effects of criteria from inspiring English sources

Controlled clinical studies examine effects of criteria pollutants almost exclusively by assessing changes in lung mechanics.

This study suggests that people with IHD and accompanying CHF and/or ARR constitute a sensitive subgroup in relation to the effects of criteria ambient air pollutants associated with motor vehicle combustion.

According to this model, different eyewitness identification procedures are differentially susceptible to the deleterious effects of criterion variability.

By contrast, the criterion variability theory assumes that d' m (and σ C ) is equal for the three procedures and that the difference in pAUC arises because the simultaneous procedure is less susceptible to the deleterious effects of criterion variability than showups and sequential lineups.

In addition, an intelligent network relationship map among the dimensions and the overall DEMATEL prominence-effect relationship diagram between the cause group and effect group of criteria have been illustrated clearly.

An integrated non-point source (NPS) model-GIS system was designed to evaluate the production and environmental effects of alternative criteria of BMPs in the Mincio River Basin (NE-Italy).

The empirical work, which uses 1990 1999 Guangdong annual data, confirms this proposition and finds a high degree of common marginal effects of the criteria among 18 locations but also finds increasing regional inequalities.

Empirical Bayes analysis allows the varying of fold change and posterior probability (P1 t)) cut-offs to investigate the effects of filtering criteria on DEG detection without violating parametric hypothesis testing assumptions.

Objectives: We obtained maximum likelihood estimates of the common national effects of the criteria pollutants on mortality based on time-series data from ≤ 108 metropolitan areas in the United States.

Four steps in the sequence of performance testing include measurements with effects of wear criterion and machining time.

The criterion variability theory instead attributes the pAUC effect to the fact that the simultaneous procedure is less susceptible to the deleterious effects of extreme criterion variability.