Sentence examples for loose criterion from inspiring English sources

Perhaps a loose criterion for judging the desirability of different market structures is American economist William Baumol's concept of "contestable markets": if a market is easy to enter and to exit, it is "contestable" and hence workably competitive.

The loose criterion may explain the low overlaps.

The loose criterion required only that each of the two most common alleles be found in at least two ESTs.

We identified mixed methods articles using a loose criterion of "some numerical or statistical analysis of quantitative data or qualitative data that had been turned into quantitative data".

We were able to use this loose criterion and obtain adequate data, because the clustering is robust to false positive annotations.

Because it requires 25% minority allele coverage in highly covered areas, it is less sensitive to false positives than the loose criterion.

Moreover, the loose criteria that the office of air and radiation suggested for assessing emissions targets had "no relationship with air quality and are hard to justify from a legal perspective," the general counsel's office stated.

Malcolm's subtitle, "Essays on Artists and Writers", imposes loose criteria for inclusion, unnecessarily as it turns out since the book is consistent to the point of being crankish.

These ridiculously loose criteria led to more diagnoses, until social anxiety disorder in children began to look as if it were spreading like the common cold among second graders.

Eke said one unique aspect of the Keir award is a loose criteria and potential for collaboration, an idea shared by the founder who hopes the biennial award can promote innovation and increase the profile of the sector.

To test this hypothesis, we used strict criteria to enroll patients with "pure" TTH instead of relatively loose criteria, as suggested by ICHD-III beta (see Methods for details).