Sentence examples similar to clear cut standard from inspiring English sources

However, the judgement of hypotension or ephedrine administration was done under clear-cut standard and the effect of this unblinded method on our results might be small.

In the absence of a clear-cut standard for providing incontinence surgery that is based on severity, indication for treatment is based on the extent a woman's HRQoL is affected.

First of all, there must be clear-cut standards, understood by the people on both sides, of the rating criteria.

This expert-based approach was chosen because in most European countries, no clear-cut standards exist about the suitability of micro-energy generation in residential areas (in contrast, e.g., to emission standards).

To assess an EQA program as a revalidation method we studied these surveys from the viewpoint of clear-cut standards, the possible involvement of the public in judging assessments (confidentiality), the use of multiple sources of data and assessors (personal participation), and type of sampling procedures (number of circulations, number of slides per year).

The usual academic criteria for such an assessment process include: clear-cut standards, the possible involvement of the public in judging assessments, the use of multiple sources of data and assessors, and sampling procedures carried out over several time frames rather than at a single point [ 6].

I think it'd better if the words are shorter and the standards are clear cut and simply stated.

As soon became clear from the comments submitted to USDA, this "naturally occurring" standard wasn't so clear cut.

Rain forests are clear cut, and the murder rate, even if lower than Honduras and El Salvador, is high by any international standard.

Sometimes it's less clear cut.

Arkansas: This one looks pretty clear cut.