Sentence examples for most lenient criterion from inspiring English sources

Under the most lenient criterion, GS held for 56% of the responses and DD for 52%.

Given the variability of estimates of CEs and the lack of a clear statistical definition for the equality between two CEs, we applied several criteria: we counted responses where the difference between two CEs was either ±2% (the strictest criterion), ±4%, ±6%, or ±8% (the most lenient criterion) of the range of lottery outcomes.

The most lenient criteria for qualified mortar were formulated from the view of yield stress and plastic viscosity.

The study that found the highest rates of impairment (89% for measures of motor speed) used the most lenient criteria of z-scores ≤ 1 SD below normative means (22).

Admission as a refugee is associated with the most lenient entrance criteria, permitting entrants to have greater mental health need at arrival [ 77, 80].

Regulation of economic activity now is judged by the most lenient constitutional standard.

Former entrepreneurs are the most understanding, though not necessarily the most lenient".

Typically, businesses will gravitate to the most lenient agency and the one requiring the least capital.

The United States has the world's most lenient vehicle emissions and mileage standards, lagging as much as 10 m.p.g.

There also looks to have been "ratings shopping," where issuers seek out the most lenient firms, rather than the best.

Even the most lenient among the Taliban oppose the mixing of men and women.