The phrase "amount of criteria" is not correct in standard written English.
The word "criteria" is a plural noun, and it should be paired with "number" instead of "amount."
Example: "The number of criteria for this evaluation is quite extensive."
Alternatives: "number of criteria" or "set of criteria."
This time, the Fed hasn't made even that cursory amount of criteria public.
For instance, the following performance model was developed by the application of regression analysis technique supported by MiniTab™: Percentage of Approved = 0,818 + 0,0717 * Amount of Criteria by Function Point.
This model indicates that exists a positive correlation among the amount of criteria by function point in the product tests and the percentage of test cases approved in the product acceptance tests by the client.
Conform standard ADIS procedures, a child receives a diagnosis in case a specified amount of criteria are met and the child or parent reports substantial interference at school, at home or in social contacts (4 or higher on a scale from 0 to 8).
With this aim in mind, the working group agreed to divide specific EE criteria into four domains (see also Figure 1), effectively reducing the amount of criteria in the mind map of about 200 (all branches, research ethics included) to about 50.
Given previous experience with performing large patient preference studies [ 17, 18, 39] and experience with using MCDA to consider large amounts of criteria [ 3, 40], it is reasonable to expect that our model can be extended to real world use.
Some demand total compliance, others demand compliance only for a percentage of crops or for a producer to fulfil only a certain amount of the criteria.
From the parameters that were analyzed, statistical significance was observed between the two groups in the value of the blood urea concentration, in the amount of sepsis criteria that were present and in the development of recurrence.
To obtain a patient population as close to normal daily practice as possible where patients are suffering from a variety of comorbidity, PROLUCA limits the amount of exclusion criteria.
(2) The cumulative amount of variance criterion considers only the first components that cumulative amount of variance is greater than a given value (in most cases: 80%).
