Sentence examples for nominal criterion from inspiring English sources

Bruckner, who hailed from nearby Linz, was a practicing Roman Catholic, and his mighty Te Deum, completed in 1884, certainly fits the Spiritual Overture's nominal criterion.

Results shown in Table 7 indicate that the mean deviation of nominal criterion is 6 μm.

The nominal criterion is a spot with an RMS radius of 1.5 μm.

We used this adjustment to prevent the overall error rate from exceeding the nominal criterion (alpha) due to multiple tests.

The nominal criteria for statistical significance was set to P<0.05.

According to quadratic nominal stress criterion and B-K criterion, cohesive element with zero thickness was inserted into fracture to simulate fracture initiation and propagation.

Experimental groups were compared by unpaired two-tailed t-test with a nominal alpha criterion level of 0.05.

Standard genome-wide association studies (GWAS) involve the univariate regression of one trait on a large number of genetic variants (single nucleotide polymorphisms, i.e. SNPs), while adapting the nominal α criterion level for the extensive multiple testing (typically α = 5 × 10−).

Greece's performance was also positive with regard to the other nominal convergence criteria (inflation rate, long-term interest rates, public debt and exchange rate).

Loci meeting nominal significance criteria were interrogated for superimposed effects of other background loci (composite mapping).

Loci meeting nominal significance criteria were interrogated for superimposed effects from other background loci (composite interval mapping).