Sentence examples for increased criterion from inspiring English sources

In our example, the programmed advantage of increased theoretical discriminability for the sequential condition is more than counteracted by the programmed disadvantage of increased criterion variability and leads to a lower empirical ROC.

To address the interaction of motor activity and lead toxicity on the peripheral nerves, we tested interaction terms created by multiplying the IBL variables based on the increased criterion blood lead levels × ES with multiple linear regression, controlling for the covariates and base terms.

The recently increased criteria for treatment eligibility in HIV infected adults will further contribute to this goal.

The current study indicates that completely contextualizing personality items increases criterion validity more than just adding a tag to items.

Despite decreased duration spent at the increasing criterion blood lead level, the variance accounted for by the exposure term increased, suggesting that average intensity may be more critical than duration of exposure for neurotoxicity in the peripheral nerves.

In both experiments, correct responding increased to criterion levels on introduction of training, and both generalization and maintenance was observed.

As noted above, the algorithm deemed treatment that met the increased dose criterion to be not effective.

The model allows for the effect to be accommodated through a lower accumulation rate, an increased evidence criterion for return saccades, or both.

This 0.3 mg/dl increase criterion remains robust, even after adjusting for 24 fluid balance.

SAM makes no assumption about the distribution of the data and effectively introduces a nonarbitrary fold increase criterion, thus superseding the introduction of a subjective fold-change threshold.

It will be worthwhile in future studies to specifically evaluate the extent to which this "48-hour increase" criterion leads to differences in AKI diagnoses and study conclusions in pediatric populations, particularly since this criterion is often difficult to ascertain.