Sentence examples for typical criterion from inspiring English sources

Merck found that in some cases it needed far lower doses -- which usually means fewer side effects -- than if using the more typical criterion of how much the patients could tolerate, said Richard Hargreaves, the company's executive director for imaging.

Having coaches, teammates, fans and the news media vilify you for months is hardly the typical criterion for a life-defining moment, but the contemplative Collins, now 27, puts it in perspective.

A typical criterion curve is shown in Figure 3.

This is, however, not a typical criterion used in human studies.

A typical criterion on optimizing the contour is a sum of edge-ness and smoothness.

Instead, low whole blood clot strength (extrinsic activation), in the presence of adequate fibrin-based clot strength, is the typical criterion for administering platelets.

The typical criteria for affirmative action are race, disability, gender, ethnic origin, and age.

Their typical criteria – low crime rates, cheap private schools and access to world-class outdoor sports – always seem to match those of the stereotypical modern salaryman, not the complex real-world individual.

The typical criteria used in the mechanical design of the steam turbine rotor are also discussed.

If a def-use graph is used as the underlying model, typical criteria are all-defs and all-uses [39].

In a trial, the retainer was fitted orally and judged acceptable by the clinician according to the typical criteria when placing such appliances in situ.