The phrase "a practical criterion for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a standard or measure that is useful for evaluating or judging something.
Example: "The researchers established a practical criterion for assessing the effectiveness of the new treatment."
Alternatives: "a useful standard for" or "an applicable measure for".
The CoD permits biologists to focus on particular connections in the genome, and the estimated coefficients provide a practical criterion for selecting among potential predictor sets [1].
We propose that lithium prophylaxis can be indicated in patients with unipolar depression and that the occurrence of 2 episodes of depression within 5 years is a practical criterion for starting lithium prophylaxis particularly in severe depression with psychotic features and high suicidal risk.
We propose that in unipolar depression, the occurrence of 2 episodes of depression within 5 years is a practical criterion for starting lithium prophylaxis particularly in severe depression with psychotic features high suicidal risk and particularly in such patients in whom a bipolar background can be suspected.
In this study, we focus on a practical criterion for success of a gene-drive project as one in which the frequency of transgenic individuals (summed across all transgenic genotypes) reaches 80% in the entire habitat within 3 years (i.e., the wild-type frequency falls below 20% within 1095 days).
Furthermore, we propose a practical criterion of spectrum usage selection for femtocells aiming to benefit both macrocell and femtocell from the perspective of achieved capacities, and we discuss that the decision making of a femtocell on its spectrum usage mode can be translated to the relevant spatial condition the relative location of a HeNB to its embedding eNB.
Therefore, seedling survival rate is a more practical criterion for the evaluation of cold tolerance than are traits that are assessed at the germination stage.
Seedling survival rate can be a more practical criterion for cold tolerance than germination-stage cold tolerance because seedlings are more likely to actually experience cold stress in the field.
Specific problems and barriers are identified, an approach to overcoming them is proposed, and an ultimate practical criterion for success is formulated.
This is a simple yet practical criterion for making a preliminary selection of the conformers whenever a set of known binders and decoys is available.
In the following, we will introduce some sentiment frameworks briefly and offer a simple and practical criterion for Chinese sentiment annotation.
Our practical criterion for success is the achievement of a transgene frequency of at least 0.80 within 3 years of release.
