Sentence examples for most consistent criteria from inspiring English sources
The most consistent criteria for recidivism applied in the literature uses official records to determine subsequent arrests and/or convictions for sexual and/or non-sexual offences.
Periodicity and enrichment are consistent criteria since most of the known cell cycle TFs rank at the top in both cases.
Despite the limitations, the authors maintain that the ease of use criteria remains the most consistent and most easily reproducible method of the choices available.
Unlike the calcium signals that emanate from synergids [ 32, 33], the proposed source of micropylar guidance signals, our results point to a diffusible, heat-labile ovule-derived signal that is sufficiently complex for rapid divergence – criteria that are most consistent with a protein-based signal.
Various lists of emerging technologies are made around the world, but most of them lack a set of consistent criteria according to which the technologies are chosen on the list and how they are ranked into an order of importance.
Such a modification of the prior probability is most consistent with a change in the evidence criterion (Carpenter & Williams, 1995).
The idea behind the topic segmentation algorithm is to search among all possible segmentations for the one that globally results in the most consistent segments with respect to the lexical cohesion criterion.
Also Denson et al. [ 21], who used the NIDDK inclusion criteria, described mononuclear infiltration as the most consistent histological feature (while only 1% of their patients had a Hunner's ulcer, 70% showed mild to severe inflammation).
The criteria for selecting the frame which provides the most consistent results were as follows.
Consistency, it seems, is Keys's most consistent trait.
Both the Tresca and the von Mises criteria provide useful engineering predictions of yielding, and analysts tend to use the criterion that is the most convenient or the most consistent with the overall mechanical context.
