Sentence examples for mixed criterion from inspiring English sources

However, even if oxidation chain scissions are shown to be clearly responsible for the loss of mechanical properties at failure, the structure-property relationships governing ductile-brittle transition require a mixed criterion involving molar mass and crystalline morphology, especially the interlamellar distance.

The mixed criterion for non-adherence did not perform better at detecting virological failure.

Few studies have suggested the use of separate criteria describing costs and medical effects instead of the mixed criterion cost-effectiveness [ 36, 37].

Moreover, we propose an approximation of the mixed criteria which amounts to solving a single scalar nonlinear equation.

We compare a brittle initiation model that accounts for both the necessary stress and energy conditions (mixed criteria) for the development of a fracture with a bilinear cohesive zone model which can degenerate either to the Dugdale rectangular softening model or the linear softening model.

In spring, habitat variables (i.e. percentage of dry crops and pasturelands and altitude) ruled species' distribution; while, winter pattern was driven by mixed criteria, based on both habitat and climate (i.e. percentage of dry crops and wastelands and winter rainfall).

The third level classifies drugs based on mixed criteria involving therapeutic or pharmacological properties.

We also used mixed criteria (A or B, A and B).

The majority of respondents said maternal morbidity should comprise a continuum of severity, whereas the identification of the cases should use a mixed criteria employing multiple methods.

Reporting may be based on laboratory-confirmed cases, viral encephalitis cases, acute encephalitis cases occurring during a recognized JE season, or on other mixed criteria.

Entry criteria The use of mixed criteria might have supposedly given the mothers a reason not to be honest about their child's age so that a ration could be obtained.