Sentence examples for clearly criteria from inspiring English sources

Clearly, criteria based solely on quantity of output would favour males, but our results show that even when quality of research is taken into account (through impact of papers) males may be favoured since this measure of quality is correlated with quantity.

The prevalence estimates that were based on clearly defined criteria (typically the 1987 American College of Rheumatology (ACR) criteria [ 22]) ranged between 0.4% and 2.2%.

For a war to be just, it must meet several clearly defined criteria.

"Today, clearly, the criteria of the rights of man are the rights of women," she told me.

The term is a legal concept rather than a psychiatric diagnosis and lacks clearly defined criteria.

Other critics say the project is too open-ended — that it makes little sense without clearly defined criteria for success.

If they do install filters, they should use their clout as consumers to press the software industry to develop better ones and to state clearly what criteria are used to make blocking decisions.

"Clearly my criteria are purely aesthetic, and not social or political," he writes, poking fun at himself not even a little.

Our index case clearly fulfils criteria a and b.

Balancing this tissue tension without any clearly defined criteria is empirical.

But the bottom line for the service side is scheduling new releases and data exchanges, and sticking to clearly defined criteria, protocols, and deadlines.