Sentence examples for simplified criterion from inspiring English sources
In the second step, we estimate the size of this attraction basin by using a simplified criterion that turns out to be a good approximation.
The normal and tangential stresses at the interface are computed and a simplified criterion for delamination is used for this purpose.
A simplified criterion is suggested and used for quantifying track loss and the relative occurrence of such track loss in batch Monte Carlo simulation has been used as a measure of (lack of) robustness.
Further, some transformations just invert a condition, which can be checked also with this simplified criterion.
The simplified criterion has the same performance for two-layer transmission and small performance loss for M>2.
Basically, this simplified criterion gives results comparable with those obtained by Crespi et al. (2007) and Cuffaro and Doglioni (2007), concerning the E- and W-directed categories.
Results show that damper distributions optimized considering realistic cost assessments are more efficient (with respect to cost-based design objectives) than distributions optimized considering simplified criteria.
The paper argues that it is no longer necessary to use such simplified criteria, but using the software and techniques outlined, it is now feasible to operate complete urban wastewater systems to maximize river water quality directly.
These simplified criteria, which eliminate the need for headache resolution or reversion to the previous episodic pattern after drug discontinuation in order to confirm the diagnosis, are helping physicians to recognise MOH and thus to remove the diagnostic barriers to proper care of affected patients.
There is some evidence that simplified criteria, including fever, splenomegaly, thrombocytopenia, and elevated ferritin, warrant more detailed immunological diagnostic evaluation.
A recent consensus providing simplified criteria for the diagnosis of IPF emphasised the importance of multidisciplinary discussion between clinicians, radiologists and pathologists in improving diagnostic confidence [ 29].
