The phrase "as a significant criterion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an important standard or measure that is being considered in a particular context or evaluation.
Example: "In evaluating the candidates, experience was considered as a significant criterion for selection."
Alternatives: "as an important factor" or "as a key standard".
In general, one important criterion to evaluate a regression model is its normality, and thus the normality of the residuals, which is the observed yield minus predicted yield based on the regression model, is regarded as a significant criterion in some paper.
This is to be expected: only 11M, 9/11, and the FTP networks have been designed with cascade resilience as a significant criterion - a property that makes them useful case studies.
LOD score threshold of 3.0 was used as a significant criterion for linkage.
Beauty, unfortunately, continues to be a significant criterion by which they are judged.
But coherence has never been a significant criterion for horror movies.
All experts saw scientific establishment of a link between genotype and drug response as a very significant criterion in clinical and cost-effectiveness evaluations of tests.
Since the failure of CPB structures can have substantial financial ramifications and cause severe injuries and/or fatalities (Nasir and Fall 2009), mechanical stability has been considered as a significant design criterion of CPB structures.
For the T-tests, a cluster-size permutation test (Maris and Oostenveld, 2007) was performed, in which a cluster was defined as adjacent significant (criterion: p = 0.05 by paired T-test) time-frequency points.
The Hochberg procedure was used for multiple testing adjustment, and adjusted p < 0.05 was used as the significant criterion.
The method of false discovery rate (FDR) was used for addressing the multiple-testing adjustment, and adjusted p < 0.01 was used as the significant criterion.
For all datasets in this study, statistical comparisons were made across the entire dataset using the Tukey Kramer method for multiple comparisons with p < 0.01 as the significant criterion.
