The phrase 'relaxed criterion' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to a standard or requirement that has been made less stringent or more lenient. For example, "The school board implemented a relaxed criterion for student admission in response to budget cuts."
In this study, we applied a liberal, relaxed criterion for each data set and used the multiplicity of data sets to filter the gene list.
When ribosome density was sparse in the extension, we relaxed criterion (c) and additionally required a peak of at least two reads at the extension's stop codon.
Having evaluated the proposed method with GENIA corpus 3.02, we obtain F-measure of 69.01 on a strict criterion and 79.32 on a relaxed criterion.
Results showed that hallucinating participants were impaired in discerning visual signals from noise, with a relaxed criterion threshold for perception compared to both other groups.
Generally, a relaxed criterion will result in smoother load curves with a lower number of clusters, which is advantageous to the modelling accuracy but disadvantageous to reducing the random error.
We defined a relatively relaxed criterion for the seed region of the MRE so that more possible miRNA targets could be included in the primary screening.
And those who are coming in on internal transfers within their firms will face relaxed criteria, points out Mr Salt.
Whether a CpG falls within a CpG island or not (non-clustered CpG) has been defined according to Takai and Jones relaxed criteria [18].
With slightly relaxed criteria about free energy and conservation, miR-15b, miR-16, miR-17-5p, miR-20b, and miR-107 have computationally predicted target sites in Construct II reporters (Table 4).
PPVs were calculated by strict and relaxed criteria separately.
We applied the values of parameters, which were relaxed criteria, to predict possible transcription binding sites.
