Sentence examples for viability criterion from inspiring English sources

It is not clear that the Plebiscitary Theory's state viability criterion provides adequate resources for addressing this problem.

In terms of legal debate, we see that the survival condition is equivalent to the "fetal viability" criterion used in the Planned Parenthood v. Casey Supreme Court decision.

Viable cells were determined by counting in a hemocytometer using trypan blue exclusion as viability criterion.

Aspects of the model predictions not captured by the viability criterion should also be checked, e.g. that the model predictions do not systematically over- or underestimate the observations.

Because the viability criterion for ODE models [ Equation (2)] is not valid for SDE models, we instead define a viability cutoff based on the distance to the optimal parameter point (for details see Supplementary Data, section 3).

The assessment was made on the basis of four groups of viability criteria (socioeconomic, environmental, administrative and legal, technical), weighted by expert panels to rate the alternatives previously drafted.

In [11], it is shown that determining the viability of a polytopic set expressed by a convex hull of finitely many points can be transformed into verifying the viability criteria at vertices without the assumption that the input set is a polytope, which is needed in the existing criteria.

Viability criteria were the same as for the tyrode-perfused limbs.

For both purity and viability criteria a median value ≥ 90% has been obtained.

Such a long-term and widespread hatchery supplementation program will make it unlikely, if not impossible, to achieve MPG viability criteria.

Developing recovery strategies that are consistent with viability criteria and goals requires balancing short- and long-term risks to individual populations as well as the current and desired status of populations within the context of the MPG and ESU.