Sentence examples for minimum for successful from inspiring English sources

Designing a short instrument applicable to young schoolchildren, the aim was to select two items per schema only, the minimum for successful model identification (Raubenheimer, 2004).

To provide an economic instrument for the assessment of Young's original 18 schemas during childhood, our aim was to reduce the number of items to the absolute minimum for successful model identification (two items per schema; Raubenheimer, 2004).

A typical grant for an education project lasts 3 or 4 years, so getting to the 8 10 years of funding that we found as a minimum for successful propagation means pursuing multiple grants.

After removal of root canal filling and other intracanal obstacles residual bacterial contamination has to be reduced to a minimum for successful endodontic treatment [ 12].

The plants grown were studied under two drought conditions: minimum for successful reproduction 45-500% soil water content, moderate drought, MD) and for survival 30-355%, severe drought, SD).

The receiver sensitivity of node i - i.e., its minimum power for successful decoding - is denoted by θ i (in dBm).

Only eight (~30%) of 27 participating laboratories passed the minimum requirements for successful performance.

Applying the proficiency criteria, 51 (88%) of 58 laboratories passed the minimum requirements for successful participation.

The following two criteria were selected as the minimum requirements for successful overall proficiency, scored with 10 points (= 100%).

For instance, instead of "sequence-to-completion" for a specific region the goal is to sensitively and precisely call variants over the largest percentage of the target region possible, while also being able to determine and report which bases did not meet the minimum requirements for successful variant calling.

The minimum requirement for successful design of the specific probes are the presence of individual SNPs specific for each homoeologue occurring within a region of suitable length for a qPCR amplicon (e.g. <400 base pairs), that can be amplified from each homoeologue in a single reaction.