Sentence examples for shift the criterion from inspiring English sources

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).

Recurrent perturbations away from equilibrium can shift the criteria for dominance by a single antigenic variant.

Intuitively, this asymmetry reflects a default bias towards deferring commitments, and the fact that this bias shifts the criterion in opposite directions in rule-in and rule-out.

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.

In addition, this pattern suggests that the manipulation did not change sensitivity, but only shifted the decision criterion.

The effect of reward is to shift the position of this criterion relative to the distributions of evidence values, so that a greater fraction of trials contributing to each distribution fall on the high reward side of the criterion (this could also be achieved by a shift in the evidence variable in the opposite direction).

It also has shifted the ratings criteria towards a diagnosis-based approach, ostensibly to improve inter-rater consistency and reliability.