Sentence examples for pooling criteria from inspiring English sources

And gatekeeping between suppliers and consumers are around 100 supermarket buying consortia, sharing and pooling criteria for buying, and working to standards in a parallel universe to the official public ones.

Other than DoE studies, all model virus spiked studies used parameters, feedstocks, buffers, and resins equivalent to those used in the full-scale process of that particular product, except for protein load density and pooling criteria which were at maximum and widest, respectively.

Therefore the paper distinguishes between two sets of criteria: local "site criteria" and network "pool criteria".

Pedometer studies showed fair pooled criterion validity for total PA (r = 0.31) and reliability was of moderate to substantial strength (kappa from 0.67 to 0.73; Spearman's rho from 0.67 to 0.81) [ 27].

Correction: An earlier version of this article mischaracterized Mason's description of the WHCA's review of pool selection criteria.

Heuristic-based identification is distinct from inferences to the best explanation because heuristics depend on the matching of a limited pool of criteria or rules rather than on insights provided by causal explanations or theories of the target's intrinsic mechanisms.

Different neoadjuvant regimens, the lack of clear inclusion criteria (pooling of potentially resectable tumours with borderline resectable and unresectable, locally advanced lesions), and disparities in the accuracy of histopathological evaluation may be the cause for the wide range of reported survival [ 17].

(c) which related to standards requiring diversified pools, including establishment of minimum criteria for pools of qualified loans, provisions to encourage loans to small farms and family farmers, and requirements for congressional review of standards.

The patient pool, the eligibility criteria, the attractiveness of a trial and adequacy of the network of clinical sites may influence RCT enrollment.

Expansion of the donor pool using Extended Criteria Donors (ECD) represents a way to partially resolve these limits.

Within environment-driven criteria, pool of eligible patients, speed of approvals and presence of disease-management networks were significantly more important than costs or government financial incentives (p<0.0001).