The phrase "an universal criterion" is not correct in written English.
The correct form is "a universal criterion" because "universal" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "We need to establish a universal criterion for evaluating the effectiveness of educational programs."
Alternatives: "a global standard" or "a common benchmark."
Applicants' undergraduate performance is critically important and serves as a universal criterion for every law school applicant.
The standardized KSt parameter still seems to be widely used as a universal criterion for ranking explosion violence to be expected from various dusts in given industrial situations.
A universal criterion for selecting model's form does not exist.
The key to trace the complicated evolution process of polyploid complex lies on a universal criterion.
Further, lipid peroxidation can probably not be used as a universal criterion of oxidative stress (Dotan et al., 2004).
Based on a universal criterion of C-genome differentiation, our study in phylogeny and molecular dating showed that D- and E-genome were tied together as sister group, but they diverged much earlier than CCDD tetraploid formation.
Since in Argentina there is not an accepted universal criterion to define a threshold for cost-effectiveness ratio, we used guidelines specifically intended for international comparisons, as proposed by the Commission on Macroeconomics and Health [42].
So, the ratio of CO2 photoassimilation rate (sometimes, measured as NPP) to the total mass of limiting substrate can serve as a main universal criterion (MUC).
"Human rights" are not a phrase to be cynically parroted by the world's worst violators sitting on a grotesquely misnamed Human Rights Council, but a real and universal criterion of decency.
Using the presented approach, we iteratively measure with higher and higher resolution on critical surface areas, determined by a simple and universal criterion.
