Sentence examples for be a valid criterion from inspiring English sources

This test has been shown to be a valid criterion measure of walking capacity in people with LSS.

Arguably not, if one considers the universal goniometer itself to be a valid criterion standard measure of arm elevation.

The conclusion from this study was that shallow defects on smooth surfaces might be a valid criterion for dental erosion, whereas cupping, and especially incisal grooving, was common in all groups and therefore not valid for a differential diagnosis.

Fast growth is a valid criterion in making career decisions, but it's far from the only one, and it doesn't always go hand in hand with being socially conscious.

A qualitative evaluation of the right ventricle (RV) dimension was used, considering as abnormal a RV/LV end diastolic diameter >0.9 in the AP4 view and >0.7 in the SC view[23], or a normal RV size as 60% of the LV size at the end diastole (that is a valid criterion both for AP4 and subcostal views).

In future studies it will be important to characterise the exact nature of phantom sensations in congenital amputees, whether these are related to the organisation of the sensorimotor cortex, and whether the absence of a phantom limb is a valid criterion for saying that the body schema does not contain a representation of the missing limb.

MPV is a valid criterion to assess non-additive gene expression changes and functional plasticity in allopolyploids [ 43].

Supposing that most patients cannot give these exact numbers and that self-reported diagnoses are a valid criterion [ 27], we decided to rely on self-reported diagnosis of type 2 diabetes as inclusion criterion.

Combined HR and movement sensing has emerged as a method to circumvent some of the limitations of the two respective methods and is a valid criterion measure for quantifying PAEE [ 23– 25].

Computational results over a wide range indicated a critical flame temperature of 1130 K at extinction, which appears to be a valid unified extinction criterion for the flame under study.

If vowel identity was indeed a valid criterion for the choice of rhyming words in Old Chinese times, this could be seen as strong evidence for the superiority of the reconstruction system by Baxter and Sagart (2014) closely followed by the system of Starostin (1989).