Sentence examples for position criteria from inspiring English sources

The optimal location was selected based on the 'best position criteria' which was defined as the location with the greatest force output and lowest muscle activity.

Based on these gaze position criteria, on average, we collected 83% of total number of trials per subject (n = 7, SEM = 6%).

In order to ensure that our position criteria for non- cerevisiae species are meaningful, we also require conservation of starting ATG codon in alignment in each considered species.

In 2017 3) Member States shared information on 14 cases of export denials to Saudi Arabia, including 6 denials on exports of military listed items based on Common Position criteria.

It combines the advantages of state of the art positioning criteria such that a balance between low and high frequency modes is assured and at the same time applicability to complex systems in arbitrary system coordinates is guaranteed.

The paper first recalls the tuning and positioning criteria for the case where a classical Tuneable Vibration Absorber is installed on a thin walled cylindrical structure to reduce the response of a resonating flexural mode.

RESULTS: Only 49.8% of catheters met all positioning criteria.

The data processing and analysis were almost exactly as in Experiments 1 and 2. The only change was a stricter eye-position criterion being applied here.

Because the inner target positions were now closer to the central fixation point, a stricter eye-position criterion for trial rejection was applied (2.5º vs. 3.0º; see the Results).

Taking the sum of positions as a single pattern supporting a split, then splits with larger, more complex patterns are thought to be more reliable as potential traces of phylogeny than splits with patterns consisting of few positions (criterion of character complexity as discussed in [ 121]).

We adopted a high exclusion rate in the present experiment for two reasons: The extreme eccentricity of the outer targets in this experiment compared with the previous two studies resulted in more choice-response errors; the stricter eye-position criterion increased the number of rejected trials (see the Results section below).