Sentence examples for controversial criterion from inspiring English sources

Although luteinizing hormone to follicular stimulating hormone (LH/FSH) ratio is a controversial criterion for identifying a sub-group of infertile women with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) and abnormalities at the level of the hypothalamic pituitary ovarian axis, an elevated LH/FSH ratio is frequently observed in PCOS cases.

Past or future societal contributions are other morally controversial criteria for rationing ICU services equitably.

Many reformers view these as non-controversial criteria, suggesting that mapmakers should aim for these standards when they create new district maps.

Another controversial selection criterion is age.

Another controversial selection criterion is physical appearance (see Post 2000).

The surgical treatment of enterocele is controversial because criteria for the most appropriate approach and treatment have not been unified.

It seems to be granted preferentially to the better off, even after controversial clinical criteria, such as age and severity of illness, are taken into account.

The features that distinguish the various entities are controversial and diagnostic criteria are inconsistent and often irreproducible.

These VTA dopamine neurons were thought to represent a homogeneous cell population, the identification of which was based on a controversial set of criteria in vivo and ex vivo.

The diagnosis of VAP is controversial and diagnostic criteria vary between studies.

For LADA, the diagnostic criteria are controversial [ 8], but the widely accepted criteria from the Immunology of Diabetes Society (IDS) are: (1) adult-onset (>30 years), (2) insulin independency at diagnosis, and (3) positive islet autoantibodies [ 2, 9].