Sentence examples for release criterion from inspiring English sources

Its DVD release (Criterion Collection, 97 minutes, $29.95) half a century later reveals it to be an extremely uneven comedy-drama that follows a traveling variety show troupe and the players' loves, rivalries, passions, successes and failures.

Based on the principle of stress intensity factors, the maximum energy release criterion is implemented and combined with a particular 2-D meshing of the material.

The FoxP3 level seemed not to be a release criterion as some patients received the product with only 20%% purity.

In our laboratory the release criterion is the percentage of FoxP3-positive Tregs at the end of expansion: ≥65 % for adults and ≥75 % for children.

This release criterion could be met in all samples tested, however, when gamma-irradiation of the cells was supplemented with UV-irradiation.

Interestingly, while other studies have treated the autologous tumor to be used in vaccines with 25 to 200 Gy of irradiation [ 24- 29], none of the studies apparently incorporated a release criterion demonstrating that the irradiation had substantially impacted on the ability of the cells to proliferate.

Mr. Giuliani's spokeswoman, Sunny Mindel, said there had been no policy by Giuliani's administration to tighten the release criteria because the board was independent.

There should be a nationally unified release criteria that allows phased-release of bonds.

One of the release criteria is the integrity of the used filter.

The viability of the cells was complied with the release criteria of the study (>70%).

In this study we evaluate boundary-line release criteria, which incorporates the effects of growth history on release response.