"compared to a criterion" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing the evaluation or measurement of something. Example: "The results of the study were compared to a pre-determined criterion to determine their effectiveness."
These were compared to a criterion-based standardized questionnaire, the Diagnostic Interview Survey (DIS -IV, DIS -IVdesignede DSM-IV-to diagnoses in the comakeity-based study of chilDSM-IV-TRet epinepsy.
The objective of this study was to determine the validity and reliability of the Thai CAM-ICU when compared to a standard reference diagnostic criteria, as used by delirium experts, in a surgical intensive care unit (SICU).
From the load at fracture, the critical interface energy release rate Gic as a function of phase angle ψ is determined, and results are compared to a fracture criterion.
At study, the strengths of tested items are compared to a decision criterion (c).
A match value is calculated and compared to a decision criterion, csu.5 If the match value falls above csu, a correct ID (in target-present) or false ID (in target-absent) is recorded.
However, studies of such diagnostic tests often simplify their results by calculating sensitivity and specificity when compared to a gold standard criterion for the presence or absence of a condition or disease, where all values above a single threshold level are considered 'positive' and all those below it are considered 'negative'negative
In a second study the occlusion method was compared to a global evaluation criterion based on the total task time.
Monitors have been compared to a selection of criterion laboratory measurements in persons that use wheelchairs: oxygen uptake (V̇O2) [37 39], EE [40, 41] and PAEE [42, 43] measured by indirect calorimetry (Table 2).
