Sentence examples for rules with less from inspiring English sources

In the case of conflicting prima facie reasons, Pollock rejects the principle of specificity, a widely accepted principle according to which the defeasible rule with the more specific antecedent takes priority over conflicting rules with less specific antecedents.

Therefore, rules with less than 85% accuracy cannot be completely removed from the rule based system.

Similarly, more relaxed association rules, with less restrictive ways to group the antecedent-consequent, can be used to guide the extension step.

Waal's evaluation of substitution treatments in Norway showed a high retention rate in spite of very restrictive treatment rules, with less convincing results regarding treatment outcome (rehabilitation) [ 4].

The results from our time-since-contact analyses, which incorporated estimates of dispersal distances, also support predictions from Haldane's Rule, with less diffusion of mtDNA compared to nuclear markers.

For rules issued with less than 60 working days left in the current Congress, the 60-day review clock starts over in the next Congress.

where z ∈ G ∩ D R, and α, γ ∈ R. Remark 3.2 It is worthwhile to notice that if we set γ = 0 in (21), we obtain Agarwal's fractional Leibniz rule (17) with less restrictive conditions on the functions U ( z ) and V ( z ).

As a general rule, chips with less than 10% of the probe sets detected with p < 0.01 are excluded from further analysis.

Several other colleges and universities in the New York region say they now use or plan to buy furniture that complies with Rule 133 or with less rigorous California rules that deal with upholstered furniture for dormitories and homes.

At present, Indian rules prohibit carriers with less than five years domestic experience from operating international routes.Speculation may now turn to other carriers and potential mergers.

The new BFP would not be allowed to enforce rules on banks with less than $10 billion in holdings, according to the memo, unless the bank regulator's Inspector General determines the regulator is failing at its duty -- an extremely unlikely scenario.