Sentence examples for criteria conceptions from inspiring English sources

But whilst there has been considerable liberalisation, including the extension of forms of investment and ownership (not least as a result of Chinas WTO entry criteria) conceptions of social stability, the potential impact of investment on such social stability, still remain crucial determinants of investment policy.

The sample was selected using the following selection criteria: conception later than 42 DIM, calving season July to September, no records of veterinary treatment and the level of energy fed as concentrates between 8.69 and 12.83 MJ.

Infants were excluded under any of the following criteria: conception via in vitro fertilization, product of a multiple-gestation pregnancy, major congenital abnormalities, spending < 80% of nights in the index home.

In this instance, decision-making criteria and conceptions of risk between physicians and parturient women may not align due to the privileging of different risk factors.

To do this, one approach is to align criteria with the conceptions practicing interaction designers have of process quality in design.

By Rawls's criteria a libertarian conception of justice (such as Nozick's in Anarchy, State, and Utopia) is not a liberal conception of justice.

All of the authors contributed to the study conception and selection of criteria for the design of a new assessment instrument.

The paper shows boundary conditions, conceptions, design criteria and expected energy performance of a new net zero-energy building, designed for a typical Mediterranean climate and presently under construction in a middle-size city of South Italy.

Furthermore, different conceptions and criteria of health exist.

The principal motivation was to expose the make-up of existing libraries against a series of principal criteria, such that the conception of new material libraries and the development of existing libraries can progress in an informed manner and not as isolated ventures.

In humans there appear to be various lower threshold criteria (not absolute) for conception and higher numbers of cells inseminated (in vivo) led to increases in success (Publicover and Barratt, 2011).