Sentence examples for using a narrow set from inspiring English sources

Autism disorder includes a limited number of classic symptoms, using a narrow set of criteria, whereas autistic spectrum disorder includes a broader scope of symptoms that has been made possible in recent years with better diagnostic tests and technologies.

We used a narrow set of only process quality indicators to judge guideline adherence in drug therapy.

We then use a narrow band level set method to perturb this shape and progress towards an improved design.

Specifically, each coefficient of the reconstructed in the transform domain is estimated using a narrow quantization constraint set obtained from the multiple compressed copies together with a Laplacian or Cauchy distribution model for each AC frequency to minimize the distortion.

Specifically, we propose to reconstruct each coefficient of the video in the transform domain by using a narrow quantization constraint set derived from the multiple compressed copies and in which the exact value of the coefficient should lie.

Specifically, we propose to reconstruct each coefficient of the video in the transform domain by using a narrow quantization constraint set derived from the multiple compressed copies together, using a Laplacian or Cauchy distribution model for each AC transform coefficient to minimize the distortion.

Using a narrow and specific set of criteria, we derived current prevalence estimates for combat-related PTSD of 2.5% and 2.9% for the VES and the NVVRS, respectively.

The handling of moving boundaries tracked using a narrow-band level set technique leads to issues peculiar to the multi-processor environment.

Then they went back home using a narrow foot path.

Thoroughly vacuum out the chambers using a narrow vacuum attachment.

Traditionally, satellite internet services have been too expensive and therefore cost-prohibitive for anything but a narrow set of use cases, working with businesses and organizations that need the communications access enough to be willing to pay the price.