Sentence examples for more conservative criterion from inspiring English sources

Specifically, when faces are presented in isolation (sequentially), there is less pressure to choose the face and a more conservative criterion is adopted.

However, whereas controls tended to adopt a more conservative criterion for all emotions and a liberal criterion for neutrality when the faces were upside-down, schizophrenic patients presented a decision criterion pattern that was similar for the two orientations and similar to controls in upside-down emotion recognition.

This second test aimed to verify that potential differences between the waveforms were not masked by the use of a more conservative criterion for significance.

This would result in fewer hits and fewer false alarms, i.e. higher (more conservative) criterion.

In our behavioural data, we see a more conservative criterion for wagering high following non-word decisions.

In this study, a more conservative criterion was used to define intron gain than to define intron loss.

In making this assumption, we assumed that unexplained variance in the outcome variables could be correlated and the variables in question jointly influenced by other unknown factors, and so allowed for such constraints within the model by using more conservative criteria.

Application of more conservative criteria reduced the number to 23 variants and to 179 bear samples.

A secondary analysis on a subset of patients with more conservative criteria for selecting patients with MDD yielded similar results (table S4).

To have a safe margin, these more conservative criteria were chosen over the NICE criteria thresholds (i.e. 5% revision at 5 years and 10% revision at 10 years) (NHS).

We explored negative associations between CBT responsiveness and pretherapy activations using a more conservative criteria (height threshold, p =.005; whole-brain cluster-corrected p ≤.05) because we did not have a specific hypothesis or a region of interest (ROI).