Sentence examples for uniform criterion from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, a uniform criterion for timing the cataleptic condition can be achieved.

Principal screws of the systems of different orders are identified from one uniform criterion, namely that the pitches of the principal screws are the extreme values of the pitch.

Since there is no uniform criterion for judging the sparsity [10], in our application, we say the spectrum is truly sparse if ρ < 0.5.

However, Freidson disagrees with the attribute approach, arguing instead that "the only truly important and uniform criterion for distinguishing professions from other occupations is the fact of autonomy a position of legitimate control over work" (Freidson 1970a, 82).

While acknowledging this difficulty, we tried as best we could to circumvent it, by applying a uniform criterion – that of a loved face – for studying the brain's love system.

Finally, most methods set the threshold value by a uniform criterion for all genes and motifs tested (e.g. set to get a fixed % of hits in the genome [9], [32], [33]); obviously, this will generate many false positives for rare motifs and false negatives to very common ones (such as the TATA box).

The Government, in its new regulation, is demanding uniform criteria for determining transplant prospects.

Mr. Tauzin said drug makers feared that they would violate federal antitrust law if they established uniform criteria.

*The network must develop uniform criteria for deciding which patients earn a spot on the transplant list; as it stands, each hospital develops its own criteria.

Although a critical variable, there are no uniform criteria for defining the seaward edge.

Graduate students are selected according to uniform criteria to become CEFP evaluation fellows for 1 year.