Sentence examples for criteria for achieving a from inspiring English sources
With studies of non-CT agents, conventional criteria for achieving a maximum tolerated dose are not always achieved.
Importantly, the aim of the publication was deemed to be a necessary but - alone - not a sufficient criterion for achieving a societal impact.
A heart rate ≥185 bpm at the end of the test was used as the criterion for achieving a maximal test, and aerobic fitness was expressed relative to FFM as watts per kilogram FFM.
This shows that it satisfies the Nyquist's first criterion which states that for achieving a zero ICI with perfect equalization, the pulse shape should be such that it has a non-zero amplitude at its centre (t = 0) and zero amplitudes at t = ±nT (V n = 1,2,3,…).
To obtain the model (Fig. 3) some similarity criteria were verified for achieving an acceptable degree of geometric similarity, kinematic and dynamic with real unconventional plant (Abrahamsen and Reid 2007; Stan 2010; http://zhengzhouhanfa.en.made-in-china.com).
"The criteria for achieving meaningful use of electronic health records are too aggressive," said Dr. John R. Maese, a leader of the New York chapter of the American College of Physicians.
On this last point, the panel noted that more-detailed analysis and discussion are required to arrive at "ethical criteria for achieving fair distribution in communities and among countries, in the face of a growing number of possible new interventions, none of which is likely to meet demand in the short term".
Benchmark criteria for achieving success in translational science have been developed[9] and reports of success are being made[10, 11].
Some novel criteria for achieving network synchronization have been presented by utilizing some analytical and adaptive learning control techniques.
