Sentence examples for restrictive tolerance from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, in this work we adopt a more restrictive tolerance window of 30 ms since, as pointed out by [29], this value represents a proper time lapse for human beings to be able to detect onsets.

Our results identify a negligible bias that is acceptable in 79% of individual cases for both NICOM™ and Vigileo™ according to our own restrictive tolerance criteria [ 5].

One challenge results from a too restrictive noise tolerance, commonly associated with considering a high number of items, which leads to many small sized biclusters.

Rome has waged a patient campaign that pays lip service to Vatican II while gradually turning the church back to a pre-Vatican II state through restrictive guidelines, uncharacteristic tolerance of those who reject Vatican II's teachings, and constant referral to "the excesses of Vatican II" without definition.

The fine-tuning of this system is thus complicated: if we make it too restrictive (slight distance of tolerance) it becomes resistant to "parallel roads", but then it will often wrongly report unmatched segments that could easily be properly processed.

First, an initial search with wide tolerance and restrictive parameters of isotopic envelope fits was performed.

Restrictive transfusion practices and tolerance of anemia in a stable patient in the ICU was found more advantageous than transfusion practice aimed at a higher hemoglobin threshold in a randomized control trial [ 37, 38].

In both cardiac surgery trials [ 4, 5], as well as the small (n = 45) myocardial infarction study by Cooper and colleagues [ 6], patients with myocardial disease were evaluated with good overall tolerance to a restrictive transfusion algorithm.

Restrictive terms of referral and low patient tolerance to discomfort were the primary reasons for failure of patients to receive all appropriate tests.

The owners claimed they had a First Amendment right to expose tourists to "the teachings of tolerance without being subject to the restrictive apartment conversion requirements set forth in the New York City Administrative Code".

The relative tolerance for the aspect ratio (AR) is much more restrictive (≤ 5.3%).