Sentence examples for flexible criterion from inspiring English sources

In addition, a semianalytical estimate of the probability of detection is developed and validated, which provides a flexible criterion to optimize the experimental design.

A high-rate percentile schedule (PCNT-H) incorporated a flexible criterion that reinforced short interresponse times using an adjusting criterion that was sensitive to recent performance.

This is a more flexible criterion, generally reflected in the coaching fee: the more experienced the coach, the more they will usually charge.

On the other hand, for q ≫ 1 which can be interpreted as a very flexible criterion function in the sense that any gene or group of genes can be selected as good predictors.

This is music that asserts flexible criteria (implied pulse, spirit, soul) over sturdy ones (groove, pitch, harmony, counterpoint).

But he also suggested that Congress might want to replace the six-month rule with other, more flexible criteria for eligibility.

Its algorithmic and recursive structure is designed to provide computable and flexible criteria.

Among the important benefits of Hempel's critique, however, was the production of more general and flexible criteria of cognitive significance in Hempel (1965b), included in a famous collection of his studies, Aspects of Scientific Explanation (1965d).

For example, EPA's new "Safer Choices" label may indicate a safer home cleaning product, but EPA uses flexible criteria in this technical assistance program for chemical manufacturers, not strict, pass-fail standards, and EPA does not yet require that products have an onsite audit prior to displaying the new EPA label.

In this study, we used a set of flexible criteria to identify the number, location and distribution of chromosome rearrangements between the two varieties of C. neoformans.

We then employed more flexible criteria (Additional file 1).