Sentence examples for By criteria from inspiring English sources

By criteria for genetic instability phenotypes in human cancers, these results would be considered genomically 'stable' [ 12].

Art is now judged by criteria that are fundamentally pretentious and empty.

Yet decisions like divorce should be judged by criteria that extend beyond a person's own motivations.

This judging of art by criteria of social utility, a pernicious commonplace in today's world (it was Stalinism's legacy to New Labour), was appalling to Auden.

What we learned is that the exam boards themselves are restricted by criteria set by the Department for Education and then enforced by the regulator Ofqual.

Mr. Leahy said the distribution of computers had been motivated by criteria that had nothing to do with race or politics.

Reviewing Austen, and admiring her, Scott saw the problem: how can such work be evaluated, by criteria meant for noisier productions?

Ucas Media could segment marketing campaigns by criteria such as geography, but "does not use sensitive data filters or any content from an applicant's personal statement".

Kathy H recalls her days at a very special school, whose pupils have been selected by criteria that slowly become clear.

He says he wants employers to start judging potential employees by criteria other than their alma mater.

The poor state of the Serbian economy is perhaps the issue that most affects many people's lives, with unemployment estimated to be close to 30percentt when judged by criteria used in most of Western Europe.