Sentence examples for result criteria from inspiring English sources
When performing a 3-D search using a shape similarity cut-off, computation can be avoided by identifying conformer pairs that cannot meet the result criteria.
For participation in a European championship, the runners should fulfill the above criteria or set the international result criteria B at least twice.
The Israeli swimmers result criteria for participation in the European and World championships and in the Olympic Games are the average result of the 16th place in the former three respective championships.
The Israeli runners' criteria for participation in the Olympic Games and World championships are ranking in places 1 12 in the former European championship or 1 16 in the former world championship (both should be no more than 2 years prior to the upcoming event), or setting the international result criteria A at least once.
Among the 37 subjects screened, 7 were excluded due to anthropometric characteristic or laboratory test result criteria.
The second class, termed "hypothetical proteins," included proteins with at least one domain identified by InterProScan in the InterPro or Pfam databases (Hunter et al. 2012; Coggill et al. 2008) or that fulfilled the BLAST result criteria defined by Grandaubert et al. (2014) and for which the description indicated "hypothetical protein" in more than 90% of the BLAST hits.
Communities secretary Eric Pickles said that more than 69,000 families had already met the payment-by-results criteria by turning their lives around.
The resulting criteria would not be endorsed by Quine.
The international results criteria A and B are standard results published yearly by the IAAF (The International Association of Athletic Federation, http://www.iaaf.org/).
Examples show the resulting criteria improve the allowable delay bounds over all existing ones in the literature.
New reliable methods exist, allowing to achieve the Capability requirement on resulting criteria, by using "population specifications" from ISO 18391.
