The phrase "achieve criterion" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts where one is discussing meeting a specific standard or requirement, but the correct form would be "achieve the criterion" or "achieve criteria" depending on the context.
Example: "In order to pass the exam, students must achieve the criterion set by the educational board."
Alternatives: "meet the standard" or "fulfill the requirement."
The dependent measures were the number of errors committed and the number of trials taken to achieve criterion on stages 6 through 9.
When participants failed to achieve criterion (six consecutive correct responses) at a given stage, the test was failed and the maximum number of errors (25) was recorded for all subsequent stages not administered.
Although the alignment cue, by itself, failed to produce any perceptual grouping, when it was paired to the proximity cue, it enhanced the grouping produced by the latter – for the sparsest pattern (see above), the ratio between the larger and the smaller element separation that was necessary to achieve criterion decreased to 2.5:1, when the alignment cue was also present.
During reversal testing, the MMR group took longer to achieve criterion during the second reversal (HR = 0.36, p = 0.004), but performance was not significantly different from the control group on the other three reversal phases, suggesting that this finding was due to random variation.
The output options include listing the source data with adaptor matches indicated in the listing (-f), or having the reads trimmed to remove any adaptor sequences that achieve criteria for matching (-F).
Total number of sessions to achieve criteria of performance in the 5-CSRTT task was analysed by a non-parametric Kruskal-Wallis test.
For example, when a patient does not achieve criteria for remission concluding the guided self-help program (step one), he or she is offered CBT treatment (step 2).
The No-Go constituent of the behavioral task required an average of 22 daily training sessions to achieve criteria of >80% correct challenge period responding (n=14).
If a patient does not achieve criteria for remission after concluding a step, he or she proceeds with the next step.
Lesions to the medial and lateral sectors of the dorsal striatum affected the ability to retain a previously learned spatial discrimination, increasing the number of successful trials but not errors to achieve criteria during the first post-surgical discrimination.
Having achieved criterion performance subjects then underwent surgery.
