Sentence examples for less restrictive criterion from inspiring English sources

The need for a less restrictive criterion of evaluation has led Kaldor (1939) and Hicks (1939) to propose an extension of the Pareto principle through compensation tests.

(2) A 4-track mesh design that can support any set of edge-disjoint (a much less restrictive criterion than node-disjointness) rectilinear reconfiguration paths, and that has 34% less switching overhead and significantly higher, actually close-to-optimal, reconfigurability compared to the previously proposed 3-track design.

Of these two very comparable options, we tentatively opted for the less restrictive criterion (threshold 14 or more) to increase the likelihood of identifying successful NFT candidates.

The FOXE3p53-62-negative group had higher percentages of patients with active disease when defined both with a cutoff of 3.0 (Fisher exact test, P = 0.045) and a less restrictive criterion of 2.5 (P = 0.009).

With minimally invasive techniques including video-assisted thoracic surgery (VATS) and the use of smaller and muscle sparing incisions, and the parenchymal sparing effects of the laser metastasectomy techniques[ 8 ], this may be a less restrictive criterion.

The first was a 'complete cases' analysis using only those respondents with full data on all 20 items; the second adopted a less restrictive criterion and included patients with missing data on three or fewer of the 20 items and no more than 50% of items missing on any of the five scales.

In practice, this task is difficult, and therefore, a reference value with less restrictive criteria is used (Zonta et al. 1994).

We excluded patients with clearly reduced but >20% ETC activity who lacked a pathogenic mutation even though less restrictive criteria are commonly used.

However, our criteria yielded higher numbers of ARDS patients than the less restrictive criteria of Thomsen and Morris.

To ensure that all results are robust to inclusion criteria, we also used the less restrictive criteria of 50% alignment overlap and 40% amino acid sequence identity.

An initial analysis of the RRT data used less restrictive criteria for reticence, and this allowed the behavior of the various types of health workers to be examined.