Sentence examples for extreme criterion from inspiring English sources

The bottom panel shows the simulated results with criterion variability set to 2.0 (extreme criterion variability).

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.

The fact that extreme criterion variability predicts the same outcome that is predicted by the diagnostic feature-detection theory means that there are now two competing theories of underlying latent variables that can explain why simultaneous lineups yield a higher pAUC than showups and sequential lineups.

Eliminate the variables corresponding to the N most extreme criterion values.

An age extreme criteria may enhance this already effective guideline.

The extreme criteria for defining haplotypes contributed to Gabriel et al.'s observation that LD does appear to decline with the distance between markers within a haplotype block.

However, a relatively weak relaxation of the extreme criteria (a few misclassifications) is also considered, but at specified statistical conditions (Methods and Discussion).

Some potentially important gene markers, such as MYC and BRCA1 [ 3] (one misclassification of 27 cases; Additional file 1) were ignored by ECD due to our extreme criteria.

It has been suggested that the EDNOS category could be diminished to represent a mere eightpercentt of cases (instead of 60percentt) with new diagnostic labels of 'purging disorder' [ 20] and 'restrained eating disorder' [ 3], which meet some but not all of the extreme criteria for BN and AN respectively.

The use of an age-extreme criterion may enhance this already effective guideline.

In this study, the hypothetical inclusion of an age-extreme criterion (≥64 years) would have identified six of the seven patients not identified by the current guideline.