Sentence examples for by doing criterion from inspiring English sources

The second one adopts as strictly as possible the "learning by doing" criterion to deal with situations of uncertainty (Armitage et al. 2009).

By doing so, they established design criteria for constructing nanoparticle-based therapeutics for targeting diseases that involve the kidney mesangium.

By doing this, new delay-dependent stability criteria are obtained.

And how does string theory do by this criterion?

Not only did treatment effects on glucose-defined and HbA1c-defined differes differ, but the participants diagnosed by each criterion did not fully overlap.

Kant holds this principle to be implicit in common human reason: when we make moral judgments, we do so by this criterion, although invariably we do not articulate it as such.

By what criterion did he grow so mountainous?

Best mechanical PEEP when prone appears, on average, to be similar to the supine value individual animals varied somewhat in their mechanical properties, however; therefore, best PEEP by this criterion did not invariably remain the same after the position change in every animal.

Whereas the attention of earlier scholars had been concentrated on the authenticity of Jesus' teachings as transmitted in the Gospels, this new theory was less confident of being able to separate the authentic from the later elements in the Gospel records, though various proponents of it did suggest criteria by which such a separation might be guided.

A functional assessment was done using criteria described by Paley et al. [15].

First, he'll ask how well Mr Obama is doing by his own criteria, and make a case that he's doing terribly.