Sentence examples for criteria comes from inspiring English sources
The best and worst jobs listing, which ranks 200 jobs according to more than 100 criteria, comes out in April.
Of course, when the party in question is a charity benefit, not a launch party or summer shindig, an entirely different set of criteria comes into play: Namely, how much money is raised.
The drive to establish competency criteria comes in the wake of publicity about death penalty trials during which defense attorneys fell asleep or were intoxicated.
Other strong validation criteria comes from human genetic and genomic studies; very recent studies of MMP knockout mice crossed into transgenic oncogene-expressing backgrounds that spontaneously develop multistage cancer, and pathway validation using RNAi approaches ex vivo.
Despite this, consensus opinion for the inclusion of these ECG parameters in both the ESC recommendations and the Seattle Criteria comes from the fact that these anomalies, in particular LAE, are common ECG features in HCM.
Two other criteria come to mind.
These performance criteria come from material selection and design.
The greatest streak by these criteria came in 1935, when the Cubs won 21 games in a row.
Early in the development of DOB, its role and membership criteria came under scrutiny by its members.
The comparison of several wind comfort criteria, coming from several institutes is performed, showing the feasibility and limitations of the method.
The supply of objects that met Western requirements of value — age, evidence of ritual use, beauty of a kind that fit modernist criteria — came to an end.
