Sentence examples for accepted criterion of from inspiring English sources

Based on the widely accepted criterion of ≥2 low values (Azab et al. 2015), the risk of eGFR < 60 units was 18.1% [CI 13.9 22.7].

Furthermore, "perceived threat" was the factor with the lowest eigenvalue of the six attitudinal factors that exceeded Kaiser's commonly accepted criterion of exceeding an eigenvalue of one.

This is a widely accepted criterion of orthology [25].

However, no study met the accepted criterion of NLR < 0.1 in this group of women.

Renal failure was defined by the internationally accepted criterion of a GFR below 60ml/minn [ 33].

37, 39 The antidepressant efficacy of agomelatine has also been proven in the subgroup of severely depressed patients, defined by the generally accepted criterion of a baseline HAM-D17 score ≥ 25.

The accepted criteria of statehood were laid down in the Montevideo Convention (1933), which provided that a state must possess a permanent population, a defined territory, a government, and the capacity to conduct international relations.

In a report published on Friday, MPs on the home affairs committee reiterate the basic truth: the only way we can be confident that the state is on our side is by continuous monitoring of its activities against publicly accepted criteria of proportionality and conduct.

In Moses and Monotheism Freud reconstructed biblical history in accord with his general theory, but biblical scholars and historians would not accept his account since it was in opposition to the point of view of the accepted criteria of historical evidence.

Conclusions: Fasting/pre-prandial and 1 h post-prandial maternal blood glucose levels in non-diabetic pregnant women fell well below the currently accepted criteria of glycemic normality in diabetic pregnancies.

Many authors argue that creationist and intelligent design arguments fail to meet commonly accepted criteria of science, invoking non-naturalistic explanations and failing to develop testable or falsifiable hypotheses.