Sentence examples for criteria and rules from inspiring English sources
Cicchetti, D. V. Guidelines, criteria, and rules of thumb for evaluating normed and standardized assessment instruments in psychology.
The criteria and rules for determining the neural network architecture are described using the performance evaluation with eight architecture design aspects and two subject variables to be compared.
"This confidence will be dependent on many criteria, one of the most important of which is the new safety criteria and rules changes that the America's Cup organizers and competitors will adopt".
This also implies that scientific criticism of foresight needs its own criteria and rules satisfying the aims and methods of foresight.
This model of responsibility, which is central both in the legal and in the ethical field, is essentially retrospective as it is grounded on the judgement of a past action according to a set of given criteria and rules, and possibly the subsequent subjection to a sanction.
Different search engines use different criteria and rules to determine relevance.
Sheik Sabah said, "The news that was reported recently about the technical failure that hit the Bushehr reactor confirms what we mentioned about the importance of Iranian cooperation with the I.A.E.A., and committing to its criteria and rule, to ensure the safety of the region's states and its people from any effect of radioactivity".
On the other hand, if the gifted program is rigorous with higher stakes, such as grade skipping or early entrance to college, then the identification procedure may want to rely on more exclusive criteria combined with the "and" rule.
Two reviewers (HA and IAR or JS) assessed the quality of the trials using criteria and decision rules modified from Van Tulder et al [ 33] (see Additional file 2, Word document: Quality assessment criteria and decision rules).
In conclusion optimal criteria and general rules for developing monitoring strategies are identified.
Repetitive work is often predictable, routine, and determined by predefined criteria while more variable work is unpredictable, changing, and requiring adaptive criteria and decision rules.
