Sentence examples for fails the criterion from inspiring English sources
While DMSO excellently meets the first criterion, it is less suitable for dissolving complex mixtures when compared to other possible alternatives, and it completely fails the criterion related to the use in chemical analysis.
On the right are example amplitude distributions for a cell that fails the criterion (θ 1 /σDark < 2.33) (left plot) and one that passes (right plot).
aCalculated as the sum of responses between any two adjacent response categories (e.g. if responses to 'not at all' = 2% and 'a little' = 7%, aggregate endorsement frequency = 9%, which fails the criterion).
For example, the term GO 0034702 'ion channel complex', whose main function is allowing selective ion transport down its electrochemical gradient, is no longer considered as lipid related because it fails the criteria above.
In Figure 1, it is also indicated by a dashed line how many substances fail the criterion for vP, P, vB or B by not more than 10%, e.g. 5 of the 104 substances which are ¬P fail the P criterion by less than 10%, but all substances which are P fail the vP criterion by more than 10%.
Later on, the acceptable ACMRs are compared with the calculated values to see whether the structures could either pass or fail the criterion.
The consistency in syllable sizes is discussed in Section 3.6, where we have seen that the CGV, CV, and "finest" analyses all fail the criterion, while the CVX analysis is the only one that satisfies the criterion.
When any GLIA item is assigned an "N" response, its corresponding barrier to implementation is recorded on the summary sheet with a brief description of why the recommendation failed the criterion (see Figure 1).
Commission insiders have talked of ten countries joining the euro, leaving out only Britain, Denmark and Sweden (by choice) and Italy and Greece (because they will fail the criteria).
One study found that 70% of all those who failed the criteria in one rural area had managed to get a card; ineligible cardholders outnumbered eligible ones.
An audit shortly after the launch in 2008 of Pakistan's income-support scheme for its poorest households, which initially relied on politicians to nominate recipients, found that nearly half those chosen failed the criteria.
