Sentence examples for prior criterion from inspiring English sources
Second, they might be the result of a prior criterion of rationality.
If he adopts the second, then, rather than consulting the history of science, we should merely try to explicate our prior criterion of rationality.
As with the prior criterion, if this practice occurs, the study should be regarded as less credible.
It is likely that the more hyperglycemic women requiring insulin treatment would have been diagnosed by prior criteria.
No prior criteria were set for sample intake, sequencing, data analysis or clinical interpretation; each laboratory was entirely autonomous in choosing its preferred approach.
We set no prior criteria for the genes to be included in the analysis, nor for the type of variants to be considered.
Region-growing algorithms start from a seed point (automatically selected based on prior criteria defined by the application) and gradually grow a region from neighbour to neighbour until a given criteria is met.
The problem then is to correctly estimate the background signal for each spot in the image analysis phase, and correcting this estimate to satisfy prior criteria e.g. background smoothness and non-negativity of the true signal.
However, there is emerging observational and retrospective evidence that women diagnosed with the new criteria (even if they would not have been diagnosed with older criteria) have increased rates of poor pregnancy outcomes similar to those of women with GDM by prior criteria (34, 35).
Prior selection criteria for resuscitation, criteria for inclusion into the study group, incomplete resuscitation, gestational age determination, intrauterine growth restriction, subjective assessment of 'poor' outcome, and other factors make setting specific parameters for acting or not acting difficult, if not dangerous, and possibly impossible.
We propose the use of control samples to calculate marker allelic frequency because there is usually not any prior selective criterion imposed on the marker genotypes of those individuals to be included in the control samples.
