"The court is thus lenient," the sentence read, "on account of the circumstances as shown in evidence".
Mike's job approving historical-preservation projects on old houses left him time to take a lot of lenient-parenting courses and to read all the lenient-parenting books, though he had no children himself.
A study by the National Council on Teacher Quality released in June argued that teaching colleges were too lenient in their admissions criteria and had not adequately prepared teachers in subjects like reading, math and science.
Several of these programs, including RMAPQ (RMAP with quality), MAQ, ZOOM and Bowtie, use quality values in their scoring algorithm, and all are more lenient of errors in the low-quality 3' ends of the reads by trimming the reads or discounting low-quality errors.
We therefore used a fairly lenient coverage requirement for our sliding-window estimates: at least 4 reads per site and at least 40% of the sites in the window meeting this criterion.
From what I've read, I think O'Reilly was right to denounce the sentence as ridiculously lenient, and I'm glad it was subsequently lengthened.
We used this lenient parameter setting for both the total and rRNA-depleted preparations (8 sets of reads in total).
However, it has been considered 14 16 that a patient achieves an acuity if he or she reads more than half of the letters on a line; for the 6/12 criterion, a more lenient 3 out of 5 or 60% correct threshold.
I can't see DeLillo exactly biting through his umbrella handle with rage on reading that lenient verdict.
