Sentence examples for a definite criterion from inspiring English sources

So this clinical sign is not a definite criterion for distinguishing a meniscal ossicle from a loose body.

Without further constraints on the theory of meaning (or, in Quine's case, the grammar), it does not yield a definite criterion for logical constancy.

On standard MRI, a normalized rectal wall without any detectable wall thickening was considered a definite criterion for a complete response (Fig.  1).

A solid residual mass with intermediate signal intensity on T2-weighted MRI was considered a definite criterion for residual tumor (Fig.  2).

It must be noted that in choosing the right material, there is not always a single definite criterion of selection and the designers and engineers have to take into account a large number of material selection criteria.

Unfortunately, we do not have any definite criteria about an appropriate number of physicians (e.g. general physicians and/or specialists) that is required for the physician-shortage areas, as well as Japan as a whole, and we do not define how to control the distribution of physicians to physician-shortage areas.

While these arguments may be true, a better and more definite criterion in separating metastatic cancer from multigenesis cancer may be the distinction of the age of the cancer-initiating cells in each sites.

Fracture research utilizing the traditional linear elastic fracture mechanics (LEFM) or elastic plastic fracture mechanics (EPFM) approach has not yielded a definite failure criterion for UHMWPE.

Anchor-based clinical significance was studied in order to determine clinically significant differences in QOL assessments as measured by FACT-G total and subscale scores, using tumor stage as a definite clinical criterion commonly used in the Oncology field[ 16].

So far no definite criterion is available to guide which critically ill patients should be screened for CMV disease.

Thirdly, since all these studies were conducted under a clinical trial setting with definite criteria for enrollment, the data may not precisely reflect a real-life setting.