Sentence examples for compatible criteria from inspiring English sources

As is evident, Sharpe's analysis of the types of universality for linguistic terms is based on two distinct but compatible criteria: (i) the existence of a common nature directly or indirectly signified by them, and (ii) the universal mode of signifying – the latter being more important than the former.

The results show clearly the weakness in the current response-spectrum-compatible criteria provided by seismic codes and the necessity of more robust conditions for the simulation of artificial earthquake ground motions.

This criterion will usually be compatible with other criteria such as intrinsic reproductive isolation [ 59], because the lack of gene flow between reproductively isolated groups of organisms will result in an accumulation of differences due to differential adaptation and genetic drift that make these groups recognizable as different genotypic clusters.

Six patients (1.32%) met the clinical criteria compatible with acute lung injury.

To make the values of the subjective and the objective criteria compatible; the values of the objective criteria, whether fuzzy or not, must be converted to dimensionless indices.

Various protection criteria compatible with the state analysis scheme are proposed and after presentation of the observer problem, the solution of the optimal regulator problem is developed.

As was highlighted in a review study (Adamo & Brett, 2014), there are many parental perceptions related to children's diets that may not be compatible with scientific criteria.

Developing a managed land base involves three general steps, (a) defining managed land taking into consideration national circumstances, (b) developing implementation criteria compatible with the definition, and (c) implementing the analysis to produce the managed land base for GHG reporting.

In our relatively small sample, 16%% of the delirious patients who were given drugs with serotonergic properties demonstrated physical signs of serotonin toxicity and met the Hunter serotonin toxicity criteria compatible with serotonergic toxicity.

To explore the role of respiratory interactive computer games in teaching spirometry to preschool children, and to examine whether the spirometry data achieved are compatible with acceptable criteria for adults and with published data for healthy preschool children, and whether spirometry at this age can assess airway obstruction.

24.3% of patients (40/166) had phenomenological characteristics compatible with the criteria of tics – the 'tic-like' group.