Sentence examples for aspects of criterion from inspiring English sources

Several aspects of criterion placement are worthy of comment.

To evaluate aspects of criterion validity, we assessed a juvenile justice system sample (i.e. "conflict sample") in which a higher frequency of psychopathological traits and identity diffusion was assumed.

Other aspects of criterion validity are convergent validity, which refers to an agreement with an already established method (≈sensitivity), and concurrent validity, which refers to not falsely identifying groups of subjects without the condition (≈specificity).

We evaluated aspects of criterion validity in a juvenile justice system sample (N = 41) of adolescent boys in conflict with the law who displayed various types of behavioral problems by comparing the AIDA scores of a subgroup with signs for borderline pathology (N = 14) with the scores obtained in the student sample using T-tests.

Determinants of quality were identified regarding the technical aspects of decision criteria, the scaling of criteria to measure performance, the weighting method and the underlying evidence.

We present: (a) the theoretical aspects of the criterion for determining the best observation positions for a robot building a map, (b) the implementation of a mapping system that uses the proposed criterion, and (c) the experimental validation of our approach.

The inclusion criteria were applied as an absolute, and all aspects of the criteria needed to be fulfilled for inclusion within the review.

Each item in the list was scored as 'yes' if all aspects of the criteria were fulfilled, 'no' if there were aspects of the criteria missing, and 'unclear' if it was not possible to conclude either way from the evidence presented in the publication.

In summary, the papers of this Topical Collection provide many insights into important aspects of quality criteria.

This paper reports on the initiation of an effort to address three ontological aspects of failure criteria as they are applicable to composite materials applications.

Several aspects of classification criteria and general principles of the complex rheological models formation are discussed for description of irreversible rate-dependent deformation processes in materials applied in civil and mechanical engineering.