Sentence examples for impose the criterion from inspiring English sources
We emphasize that we impose the criterion of maximality when enumerating SIMs and MIMs.
However, some investigators fail to impose the criterion of maximality while counting MIMs.
We adopted a conservative approach to identify the repetitive microsatellite pairs in the genome by imposing the criterion that each pair has exactly the same intervening distance.
"But the amount of money doesn't mean anything if the new government and the Ministry of Culture do not impose the right criteria for distributing it," Ms. Nikcevic said.
For HURDAT2 observations29, we impose the following criteria: (1) that disturbances must have a lifetime ≥ 2 days, with at least one day within June November; (2) that the maximum-sustained windspeed exceeds 34 knots; and (3) that they traverse 0° 30°N.
In this work the effect of the analysis procedure, the number of seismic records imposed, the performance criterion used and the structural type (regular or irregular) is investigated, on the life-cycle cost analysis of 3D reinforced concrete structures.
In order to distinguish between the syn and anti conformers, we imposed the following criterion on the O⋯O H angle (Fig. 2 ▶).
For the monomorphic and polymorphic populations, we imposed the selection criterion that the P450s hydroxylate 12-pNCA with at least 75% of the total activity of the original parent gene.
Therefore, to be considered X2-enriched, we imposed the additional criterion that the expression ratio of X2/X1 was >1, to exclude transcripts jointly expressed in both irradiation-sensitive populations.
We imposed the selection criterion that Escherichia coli cells expressing the P450 had to yield lysate with enough active enzyme to hydroxylate a specified amount of 12-pNCA in 40 min. This criterion roughly corresponds to the case in which an enzyme must catalyze a biochemically relevant reaction at some minimal level in order for its host to survive.
