Sentence examples for applicable criteria from inspiring English sources

To create an interview scorecard, write down ratings along five or so applicable criteria (see example table below, and download a version here), and then periodically revisit them.

It is shown that some of the regulations do evidently not provide generally applicable criteria to avoid aerolastic instabilities.

A lessee of land owned by a Federal agency may receive a payment described in subsection (b), (c), or (d) if the lessee otherwise meets all applicable criteria.

Therefore, globally applicable criteria must average over most of these factors, and the spill amount is the remaining factor that will be used to measure cost effectiveness against.

A lessee of land owned by a State or local government, or political subdivision or agency of the government, may receive payments described in subsections (b), (c), and (d) if the lessee otherwise meets all applicable criteria.

Easily applicable criteria are proposed for the characterisation of reversible and irreversible processes based on the influence of the power of time of the programmed current in the apparent reversibility of the charge transfer.

Minimizing the maximum completion time across all jobs (also called make-span and denoted by Cmax) is the most well-known and applicable criterion in the literature.

It has to be mentioned that once this distinction, based on the failure mechanism, is made, the author's strategy is to apply logical reasoning to derive an applicable criterion, rather than to continue with the mechanism of failure to establish the associated macro-variables.

Specifically, for (c_{2} = -1): tin -infty, 0]quad Longrightin -inftyd xin[0]quad, and for (c_{2} = +1): tin(-infty, +infty) quad Longrightarrowquad xin[01, +1nfty). In both cands, equation (8) is the applicable criterion for osc_{2atory solutions, so these two intervals in x can be investigated simultaneously.

But since these numbers have been obtained from a retrospective review of limited set of subjects, they cannot be used as a general applicable criterion for all neonates.

For each patient, each criterion item was judged as "applicable", "insufficient data" (lack of information), "not applicable" (criterion relevant for patient but the patient's data did not meet the qualifying statement) or "justified non-adherence" (explanation for the patient's treatment not meeting a quality criterion).