However, fewer non-carriers met the shifted criteria than the original CGC referral criteria (N difference=68; Supplementary Figure 2).
For subjects M.M. and C.W., there was no significant difference in the slopes of the function between the natural criterion condition (zero offset) and the shifted criteria (see the Appendix).
For subjects M.M. and C.W., there was no significant difference in the slopes of the functions between the natural-criterion condition (zero offset) and the shifted criteria, using the likelihood-ratio method of analysis summarized in Table 1.
If we are merely shifting criterion, we need to weigh the costs of one type of error against another.
This choice, however, also made our test conservative in that a shifting criterion for spontaneous abortion affects only a small population of fetuses at the far left tail of the hCG distribution.
Hip-hop, meanwhile, continued to shift its criteria for "keeping it real," exchanging narratives of crime and gunplay for boasts about business savvy and conspicuous consumption, or having rappers trade flirtations with rhythm-and-blues singers.
Recurrent perturbations away from equilibrium can shift the criteria for dominance by a single antigenic variant.
Mr. Lee, who became president of the commission last December, said that since he took over, the panel had shifted the criteria for faulting American wartime actions.
That legislation, in addition to reversing several of the cost-containment measures enacted as part of the 1980 Social Security Disability Amendments, shifted the criteria for DI eligibility from a list of specific impairments to a more general consideration of a person's medical condition and ability to work.
1931) could be considered part of the third generation of the School, particularly if we shift the criterion of definition from interpersonal relations to a genealogy of thought (Ōhashi 2004, 9).
