Sentence examples for rigid criterion from inspiring English sources

A more rigid criterion, impracticability, is used, which refers to a level of difficulty that would make it virtually impossible to carry out the study.

We have followed a rigid criterion while demarcating regions by drawing borders through a penetration site where the movements of two body parts were evoked (see also Sanes et al., 1990).

A report from Breast Cancer Research Group in Ontario, Canada, indicates that tests with a rigid criterion in detecting metastases in <1% of patients have a significant false-positive rate are not clinically useful [ 29].

Although no rigid criterion or hemoglobin value was adopted for transfusion, PRBC were not routinely considered until serum Hb was less than 7 g/dl, unless there was evidence of ongoing blood loss or the patient was clinically considered at risk of poor oxygenation.

In Figure 6 the maximum entropy for the gene increases as q decreases, taking the limit as q → 0. Indeed, when q ≈ 0, S q(v i) will be significantly different of for P v i = 1) ≈ 0 or P v i = 1) ≈ 1, which means a very rigid criterion in the sense that, either the predictor candidates fulfill all the constraints imposed by the data or they can not be selected as predictors.

Instead, the fund should refuse to make loans of any kind to nations that do not meet certain rigid criteria.

According to the report, catchily titled Socio-Economic Diversity in Life Sciences and Investment Banking, such rigid criteria have "set up barriers for individuals from non-privileged backgrounds".

A site slated for a manufacturing plant, for example, would have to meet less rigid criteria than a site slated for a school.

"The flaw with the early years quality fund was not its objective, but the inadequate funding and rigid criteria which resulted in inequitable outcomes of 70% of the sector missing out on funding for wage supplements," she said.

He had blind spots, particularly for 20th-century buildings which did not meet his initially rather rigid criteria for what constituted "modern".

Finding a craftsman and designing a stone that did not fall foul of the church's rather rigid criteria took three years.