Sentence examples for accepted criterion for from inspiring English sources

However, a generally accepted criterion for their failure has not yet been established because of complexities in both their material properties and the environment.

So far there is no generally accepted criterion for identifying what thickness would qualify as plane stress or plane strain and, in general, what effect on the stress distribution the plate thickness has.

Without an accepted criterion for the authenticity of a revelation or an interpretation, people are no better off, so far as reaching moral agreement is concerned, than they would be if they were to decide on good and evil themselves, with no assistance from religion.

This naïve ecological reasoning is common in non-scientists but is not a scientifically accepted criterion for determining relatedness and classification among organisms.

The oxygen content of RGO mostly expressed as carbon to oxygen ratio (C/O) is a widely accepted criterion for evaluation of the reduction process.

"A generally accepted criterion for authorship is that authors must take responsibility for the integrity of the paper," says the journal's editor, Peter Wright, a biophysicist at the Scripps Research Institute in San Diego, California.

Most test accuracy studies derive their results from a subgroup of potentially eligible patients who satisfy unanimously accepted criteria for acceptance as cases or controls.

A select few other mammals also meet most of the accepted criteria for intelligence.

These structures meet generally accepted criteria for classification as confined spaces.

Unfortunately, this task is hampered by the lack of universally accepted criteria for blood product transfusion.

Four experts testified that Mr. Hill met the generally accepted criteria for mild mental retardation.