Sentence examples for a prevailing criterion from inspiring English sources
Stakeholders from Group B (Transportation Authorities) believe that the risk associated with each VCF financing mechanism should be a prevailing criterion in the assessment process, slightly more important than the estimated revenue for the authority.
The latter thus becomes the prevailing criterion.
In such a case, the driving and prevailing criteria for logistics networks design will be a premium effort toward efficiency and specialization.
In 1978, the US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission FERCC) first created the now prevailing criteria for tight sandstone gas reservoirs with the in situ permeability of less than 0.1 × 10−3 μm2.
We retrospectively confirmed the length of gestation (determined by ultrasonography in 62.7% of preterm infants and 53.1% of controls) (15) and diagnoses of maternal gestational diabetes, hypertension (gestational or chronic), or preeclampsia (including superimposed) according to prevailing criteria by reviewing original hospital records (17, 18).
The results show that, even when controlling for eligibility criteria and Social security variables, 65 is a prevailing retirement age.
She lacked a doctrine, a prevailing call.
Their enthusiasm reflects a prevailing mood.
Take a prevailing pillar of wisdom and knock it flat.
The long fight-back has begun but, even now, there is a prevailing media assumption that a hyped-up West End extravaganza such as Priscilla, Queen of the Desert is somehow more "important" than, say, a new Royal Court play by Polly Stenham; that in itself is a direct legacy of a decade in which "bums on seats" became a more significant criterion of judgment than "ideas in heads".
A prevailing sloppiness reigns.
