Sentence examples for compelling criterion from inspiring English sources

One very compelling criterion is its price-to-earnings-growth ratio, or PEG (P/E relative to growth).

By use of these compelling criteria, it can be considered that false-positive results are unlikely.

If there is no compelling theory of the criterion and no compelling account of sign and proof, then there is nothing that can decide between several conflicting views.

For an instance, as discussed in [8], "the end-to-end arguments are insufficiently compelling to outweigh other criteria for functions such as routing and congestion control".

To add insult to injury, this latest dose of reefer rhetoric comes only days after investigators in the United Kingdom reported in the prestigious scientific journal Addiction that the available evidence in support of this theory is "neither very new, nor by normal criteria, particularly compelling".

Although fulfillment of this postulate is compelling evidence of causation the criteria are unduly stringent.

Independent evidence for competition between species needs to be demonstrated to make a compelling case for ecological character displacement (criterion 4).

It's important to keep in mind that the name of the game is not to compete fiercely with the others in your group but to provide the assessors with compelling evidence that you fulfil their criteria.

We used the overactive bladder definition of International Continence Society, with urgency (defined as sudden compelling desire to void) as a sufficient criterion for overactive bladder [2].

Our general classification criterion allowed us to demonstrate compelling biological correlates between 2,369 tissue-specific genes.

This is a rare outcome and provides the most compelling evidence for funding based on economic criteria.