Sentence examples for lifetime criterion from inspiring English sources

This is because, in the proposed scheme a forwarding node will surely be chosen from among the available links based on the residual lifetime criterion.

The same type of interpretable subgroups reappear with different distributions (Additional file 1: Tables S5, S6, S7), but with notably different thresholds on the Loss of Lifetime criterion to produce equipoise.

Given the weight assigned by a subgroup to the Loss of Lifetime criterion, what proportionate change in the ratings for the two policy options on this criterion would result in this subgroup being in policy equipoise (i.e. the option scores being equal in its MCDA)?

Subsequently, we conducted sensitivity analysis in relation to the Loss of Lifetime criterion, to see what change in the percentage rating for PSA vs. No PSA screening policy would be needed to bring each subgroup into equipoise, i.e. have equal scores for the two policy options.

Participants who met SCID-I lifetime criteria for bipolar disorder, psychotic disorder, or were at imminent suicidal risk were excluded.

Control offspring were identified from families in which neither parent met lifetime criteria for a major psychiatric disorder.

Furthermore, specific aspects concerning the definition of analog lifetime criteria and strategies to guarantee reliability by means of circuit design are considered.

Focussing on the particular analog operating conditions and the related lifetime criteria, a comprehensive discussion is performed of MOSFET reliability taking into account channel hot-carrier stress, bias temperature instabilities, and oxide wear-out.

Over 10% of men will meet lifetime criteria for major depressive disorder, yet men often are unwilling to enter treatment, and have more negative attitudes toward therapy than do depressed women.

The prediction capability of the present criterion is compared with that of other classical lifetime criteria using data from uniaxial isothermal and out-of-phase thermomechanical fatigue (TMF) tests performed on three cast iron families which are relevant for different internal combustion engine components.

In addition, control subjects were excluded if they had a positive urine drug screen or breath alcohol test, and during screening if they met current or lifetime criteria for any DSM-IV Axis I disorder.