Enforcing a criterion of target site conservation reduced the size of our data set considerably (see Materials and Methods and below; table 1).
An explicit corrective velocity scheme for PMC enforcement is introduced, and its parameters optimized to enforce a specified PMC criterion with minimal corrective velocity magnitudes.
This means that while the president's 50,000 cap on refugees isn't technically in effect, the State Department has the leeway to enforce a narrow set of criteria for admissions.
Last month, the Christian Democrats Movement, a socially conservative opposition party, introduced a series of constitutional amendments that would explicitly prohibit both same-sex marriage and "propaganda of homosexuality and indecency," and enforce a vague list of "moral criteria," to which public officials must adhere.
Two types of designs are discussed (singles, arrays), and a novel criterion based on the Kolmogorov-Smirnov statistic is proposed as a means to enforce a particular distribution on key molecular properties that are related to drug likeness.
In a supplier evaluation, the following criteria are evaluated: -Financial viability -Ethical issues -Legal issues United Nations agencies participating in the UN Global Marketplace strictly enforce a policy of zero tolerance concerning unethical, unprofessional or fraudulent acts of UN contractors.
Soldiers enforce a state of civil emergency.
Surgery may enforce a structured lifestyle.
We show that using an efficient scheme for the inexact solver and enforcing an adaptive stopping criterion for this subproblem, the overall computational cost will be effectively reduced and a super-linear rate between the accuracy and the computational cost can be achieved.
We used this model selection criterion because a large number of parameters were estimated with respect to the sample size and because, in such a complex model, AIC c enforces a higher penalty than AIC, BIC (Bayesian information criterion) or DIC (deviance information criterion).
