Sentence examples for imposing criteria from inspiring English sources

Today, it would obviously be better for the Turner prize to be broader and loftier, to raise its game and recognise the very best art rather than imposing criteria that limit its own importance.

Virtual screening retrieves potential hit molecules from databases based on imposed criteria.

Frustration, alienation, and failure increase when schooling imposes criteria oriented to success in Western society, without regard to Indigenous peoples cultural and community traditions (Wotherspoon & Schissel 1998).

The selection criteria used in ChimerDB were alignments of at least 100 bp and 93% identity over the entire query; this difference in imposed criteria turned out to be the main reason for the missed chimeras in the EST case.

After excluding the methods that clearly violate the imposed criteria, the decision is still subjective.

Many journals now impose criteria for abstract structure for RCT reporting.

Since 1997, the University of Minnesota has imposed criteria to prevent potential donors with clinical features associated with an increased diabetes risk from undergoing HPx.

Given that mec-2 did not, however, meet all of our imposed criteria for designation as a positive outcome from the tiling array, our final gene list is likely to be missing at least some authentic MEC-8 targets.

(Table 5) We found error definitions that imposed criteria for calling an event an error for all of these explanatory areas, and the findings of the survey supported their use in error decision making.

Developing countries are increasingly reluctant to shoulder the burden of refugees and are imposing stricter criteria for acceptance.

It's not just that the Federal Reserve is imposing strict criteria, including stress-testing their portfolios again, before financial firms can return more capital to shareholders next year.