Sentence examples for become criterion from inspiring English sources

Namely, while sometimes the established valid tests are used as criteria against which other newly made tests are validated, these latter tests become criterion measures themselves later on against which other a priori valid tests are validated.

The same trend occurred with phosphorus and potassium, as they both became criteria for selection when in short supply.

Capsule endoscopy has become the criterion standard as the initial examination to diagnose small-bowel abnormalities, but does not allow for tissue sampling or therapeutic intervention.

Highly sensitive is whether the companies' tax status should become a criterion in contract letting.

Proof of mere mental activity is enough; simple existence has become our criterion of quality.

"Seismic safety has to become a criterion for all interventions," said Ms. Moro, who coordinates a database (www.benitutelati.it) of the state of conservation and the seismic risk to individual cultural buildings.

Hersh and Benjamin (2001) go even further to suggest that a quality assessment of that environment should become a criterion of future investment in campuses (discussed further below).

Yet as the restaurant has become the criterion by which the harbor measures its cafe culture, McKenna maintains her humility.

However, avoid aggravating others with your inquiries, and don't allow atheism to become a criterion for friendship.

The abovementioned corresponding codes, date and parameters are mapped onto attributes of the entity-level criteria, and these factors become computable criteria.

The criteria may again be translated to different clinical concepts and become proxy criteria for decisions.