Sentence examples for a true criterion from inspiring English sources

Bloom's section on poetry opens with a single page on Housman, followed by a bit less than that on Blake -- poets whom he uses to suggest "a first principle for how to read poems: closely, because a true criterion for any good poem is that it will sustain a very close reading indeed".

33, 34 Disagreement between different diagnostic tests for diabetes is expected in view of the multifactorial pathophysiology of glucose dysfunction and the absence of a true criterion standard.

In fact, to our knowledge no study has directly measured body composition during the sophomore year using a true criterion method (i.e. DXA), thus other investigators have not substantiated the results seen in this study.

It is important to recognize that either criterion (fasting glucose or A1C) is a diagnostic test, not a traditional screening test in that it is not compared with a true criterion standard.

Unfortunately, different statistical methods can lead to different results; a "… true criterion …[to detect violations of MI did not]… stand up" ([ 10], p. S177).

A decrease in the rate of switching is a reliable criterion for true deregulation, but it is rarely observed.

The only true criterion of a good story is that you want to know what happens next".

It has, therefore, more recently been formally recognized as a true CEH criterion (by the CHISG classification committee; TAF & OS: two of the three original members, and by: FA, previous chairman of the group).

Presiding over all this dysfunction is the "chairperson," Anthony Pescecane, the Gucci-clad scion of a family of Hoboken longshoremen (just picture the evil spawn of Elaine Showalter and Tony Soprano) and perpetrator of the cutting-edge theory that the only true criterion for judging literary merit is the author's "street cred".

They hold consciousness to be the true criterion of the mental.

On the one hand, Strawson (1994) clearly holds phenomenal consciousness to be the true criterion of the mental.