Sentence examples for criteria from which from inspiring English sources

The authors present the suggestive hypothesis that Romans possessed specific and specialized pavement design criteria, from which the most appropriate construction techniques and the majestic road infrastructures descend.

The majority of TBI incidence studies have focussed on hospital-based samples and there are no established criteria from which to design high quality epidemiological studies.

To address this hypothesis we reviewed the literature and assessed papers according to a modified version of the Quality Assessment of Diagnostic Accuracy Studies QUADASS) criteria from which 55 high quality papers were reviewed.

Instead, utilitarianism may be thought to furnish criteria from which to derive decision-procedures. (See Driver 2012, Moore 2007, Railton 1986, for discussion of such a view; Cox 2005, Howard-Snyder 1997, and Harcourt 1998 for criticism of it).

To capture the oil sand reservoir facies, the distribution of oil sand reservoir facies in background EEI section, as shown in Fig. 15, was analyzed at well control points to determine the cutoff criteria from which the anomaly (oil sand reservoir facies) will be scanned.

Thus, for linear algebra resolution and low complexity lattice implementation, we need to adopt the last kind of criteria, from which we quote the blind multicarrier equalization by restoration of redundancy (MERRY) and sum-squared autocorrelation minimization (SAM) algorithms [15, 16].

The author creates a 'digital rights criterion' from which to challenge the bulk surveillance powers against human rights norms.

We illustrate a modified equal area criterion from which we deduce that an excessive damping of the steady-state electromechanical oscillations can have a negative effect on transient stability (i.e. stability in the large).

Standard setting requires the input of a number of expert judges who determine independently the criterion from which a minimally competent student must achieve in order to pass.

The presence of diabetic retinopathy is arguably the best criterion from which to compare glycemic measures because it is a specific and early clinical complication usually related to diabetes, and it represents a specific and relevant clinical end point for judging an alternative test (1).

This is the first study on GERD symptoms using validated questionnaires and using the new definition of GERD based on the Montreal criteria from 2006 which defined GERD as a condition which develops when the reflux of stomach contents causes troublesome symptoms and/or complications and allows to make the diagnosis on the basis of reflux symptoms [ 17].