The phrase "attribution criteria" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the standards or guidelines used to assign credit or responsibility for a particular action, idea, or work.
Example: "The attribution criteria for this research paper must be clearly defined to ensure proper acknowledgment of all contributors."
Alternatives: "credit standards" or "recognition guidelines".
In a referral center, some of these short-term patients may still meet the multiple visit attribution criteria of existing measures.
As would be expected based on category attribution criteria, the AHI, apnea index and arousal index were all significantly higher in the OSA group (P<0.0001).
Such co-morbidity could have a substantial effect on the trial outcomes, although the attribution criteria developed to distinguish between outcomes related to the index consultation and the rest, were clear, consistent and reproducible.
A second person close to the matter who also was not authorized to speak for attribution said the criteria included clients who set up offshore entities to evade taxes and those who had contact with Swiss-based UBS bankers, in person, by telephone or by e-mail.
Image-targeted biopsy results in an increase in risk attribution if traditional criteria, based on cancer core length and the proportion of positive cores, are applied.
Image-directed prostate biopsy results in an increase in risk attribution if traditional criteria (maximum cancer core length, proportion of positive cores) are applied.
Valuations are based on myriad criteria, including attribution, which often can be determined only imperfectly, and the state of the market for a particular artist or school, which can change frequently and can only be estimated from a limited number of data points.
Further inclusion criteria were attribution of the health symptoms to named electromagnetic emission sources (e.g. mobile phone base stations, hotspots, etc).
This finding would likewise benefit from being validated by much larger series of individuals, whereby the criteria for attribution of the "healthy donor" status should be carefully defined.
The authors did not interrogate or discuss the complexity introduced by the varying criteria for attribution of identity between the two datasets - in the MDC, a newborn's Indigenous identity is that recorded for the mother, whereas the RBDM records the Indigenous identification of both parents.
For our package, we used the united Gaussian criterion (23) with attribution of sets by the entropy z criterion (10).
