Sentence examples for generous criteria from inspiring English sources

Using generous criteria for accurate search resumption, participants were no better than chance at faithfully resuming their search.

Hence generous criteria are used here for this test, with the components summarized in Table 2, and it serves primarily to separate the wheat from the chaff.

The fourth (SB02047B2F12.f1, the 5'-most EST) would not have passed the threshold for identification using even generous criteria (e.g., raw p < 0.05, FDR < 20%).

We therefore focused on a lenient judging of the paper's best reported primary outcome, but even by these generous criteria the presentation of a median 3.5% (interquartile range 3 6.5%) of the data cannot be considered adequate.

For the data set used here, the conventional high-resolution cutoff criterion of an Rmeas of ∼60% or an ⟨ I/σ⟩ of ∼2 would lead to a limit of 2.85 or 2.3 Å, respectively, whereas the more generous criterion (CC1/2 of ∼0.2), shown in recent work to produce better refined models, leads to a limit of 2.1 Å (Table 1).

The objective was not to isolate statistically significant single associations, but to identify plausible links in a causal pathway to be carried forward to the next stage of analysis, as advocated by Victora et al. 13 We therefore applied a generous criterion of p<0.25 to identify 'plausible' associations at this stage.

Our most generous predictions minimized errors of omission by using historical range information, randomly sampled pseudo-presence data and a generous threshold criterion (MTP).

If they use "generous" statistical criteria to reduce Type 1 errors, they generate a list of genes so large that it cannot be comprehensively analyzed in a meaningful way.

Governor Bush ultimately accepted the more generous eligibility criteria favored by the State Legislature, but Democratic legislators said he had helped delay coverage for needy Texas children.

Note that for this branch of our review we used generous inclusion criteria and considered studies to be eligible if they "reported" information relevant to Mechanisms, Moderators, Implementation or Economics; eligibility was not contingent on studies providing empirical evidence pertaining to these elements.

We speculated whether the generous inclusion criteria for liver function abnormality were responsible for the increased risk of neutropaenic fever.