Sentence examples for revised criterion from inspiring English sources

As McGee acknowledges, the revised criterion still allows logical constants to behave very differently on domains of different cardinalities.

In the following sections, assessment of identifiability is based on the revised criterion across the models.

In this step, the revised criterion "uniform top 3" was used and new LaCOGs were made.

The authors suggested a revised criterion for seizure freedom which they termed the 'Rule of Three-to-Six' [ 57].

Here, we propose a general and a revised criterion based on the | M F | for the assessment of identifiability of models.

Revised criterion: For all values of design variables, where n > p, and all design variables have a unique value (i.e., ξ i ≠ ξ j for all i ≠ j), the | M F| approaches infinity as the associated noise approaches zero.

Union leaders said the revised criteria would make it far too easy for companies to exempt higher-paid employees.

Headache experts proposed revised criteria (EO) in 2014 [10].

Applicants must meet revised criteria, including financial means testing.

Using revised criteria for CM, the Danish headache center diagnosed only 3% of patients with CM [24], arguing that the revised criteria were significantly more restrictive.

Historical criteria for identifying fundamental components of anxiety are described and revised criteria are offered.