Sentences with phrase «apply strict criteria»

Applying the strict criteria, but for station exclusion, a host of stations would get knocked out of the reckoning and the confidence in detecting small trend changes would decrease.

Not exact matches

«Then we apply a some fairly strict criteria of positive identification: How do we know who that is and what they're doing, and we have multiple intelligence requirements — it can't just be one thing; we have multiple indications that that is in fact what's going on from that place,» he said, adding:

Anatomically, as Linnaeus perceived, Man differs so little from the other higher primates that, in strict terms of the criteria normally applied in zoological classification, his group represents no more than a very small offshoot, certainly far less than an Order, within the framework of the category as a whole.

This means it is only applied to products that meet strict testing criteria.

Where strict risk - out criteria are applied together with strict transfer criteria, I imagine that a midwife who specialises in homebirth will usually treat only the lowest of low - risk women and (hopefully) see very few genuinely life threatening emergencies.

The bottom line of the Janssen study is that home birth with a registered midwife in British Columbia was demonstrated to be at least as safe as hospital birth, provided the strict exclusion criteria was applied.

When she applied for her Ph.D. studentship in 2013, eligibility criteria for non-U.K. nationals were already strict: EU nationals had to have 3 years of U.K. residency to be considered.

However, there is no getting away from the fact that lenders are taking risks when approving loans for people with bad credit, and so tend to apply some extra strict criteria when assessing an application.

The Fund then applies strict valuation criteria to these companies to uncover approximately 50 - 80 companies that have shown persistently high business returns and attractive valuations.

Therefore, lenders apply stricter approval criteria.

This strict environmental criterion is incompatible with the criterion of «sustainability» applied in modern forestry, when trees are in the best case cut at the rate at which they regrow and when the majority of trees are cut when they are 50 years of age.

What is striking is that, although in theory the formulation of the acte clair doctrine by the ECJ is extremely strict, in practice the Court has been very flexible when applying the different criteria.

Given Perell J.'s determination that the proposed class action against the settling defendants satisfied all of the certification criteria (albeit on a less strict evaluation than would be applied in a contested certification motion), it is more likely than not that the plaintiffs would be successful if they moved to certify against the Underwriter Defendants.

They were appropriately strict in applying their criteria.

Legal aid is also available in some other situations (for example if a relative wants to apply for an order to care for a child when there has been child abuse) as an alternative to them going into care, but it will be means tested, there are strict criteria to say what counts as child abuse and the person wanting legal aid will also have to prove to the legal aid agency they have a good case.

Finally, since we applied strict inclusion criteria, such as excluding individuals with a comorbid conduct disorder diagnosis, our sample may represent a subsample of, rather than all, individuals with ADHD - only and ADHD + ODD.