Sentence examples for extend this criterion from inspiring English sources

Then, we extend this criterion to P ≥ 1 (i.e., the case of the multidimensional harmonic model).

Initially, an inclusion criterion of having had at least one crisis in the last year (85.2% met this condition) was established, focussing on patients with greater difficulty controlling the disease, but given the slow rate of recruitment, the decision was made to extend this criterion to at least one seizure in the last three years.

In our article, we extend this research by comparing criterion validity of the two popular scales: Big Five and Grit, also taking into account the additional life outcomes of labour force participation and job satisfaction.

Finally, Sven Mischkies offers the following: "I can't help with the shirt sponsor, but if you extend the criteria to stadium name sponsor, then I think Hamburg warrant a mention.

Using such integral operator, we extend the criteria given by Pescar in 2005 and prove that it is true for any two consecutive natural numbers.

Our aim in this work is to recover as many of the biomolecular interactions stated in the texts as possible, so we extend the criteria for what is considered a named entity and an event.

To what extend these criteria are fulfilled in special cases may remain a matter of interpretation and provides a high inter- and even intraobserver variability [ 5, 6].

By extending the criteria for the BSS we can make sure that more people can access broadband and take advantage of the opportunities provided by digital technologies".

"And now, for various reasons, what's happening is clinicians, patients and advocacy groups are becoming rather enthusiastic about extending the criteria so that the diagnosis of A.D.D. may include them".

Under the current rules, only those schools judged "inadequate" can be forced into a change of leadership, although the prime minister previously suggested at the Conservative party's autumn conference that he was thinking about extending the criteria.

Subsequently, the authors in [18] extended the criteria proposed in [17] to the case of large-scale Lurie indirect control systems with multiple operators and unbounded coefficients.