Sentence examples for criteria have changed from inspiring English sources

Diagnostic criteria have changed repeatedly, and awareness has increased.

"We are not casting doubt on the previous records at all, just saying the criteria have changed," he said.

But its criteria have changed, partly to reward cities and owners for paying for new stadiums, like Alltel in Jacksonville and Ford Field in Detroit.

This is partly because there is only one of them and partly because the criteria have changed so that the nominee is expected to perform both functions brilliantly.

Gregory says this does mean some of the first-time buyers helped in this way over the past few years may now be stuck in mortgages with their parents, unable to switch lenders because the criteria have changed.

Whilst recent changes in diagnostic criteria have changed the landscape to some extent, eating disorders and partial syndromes, including avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID), remain relatively common and early recognition and intervention is helpful.

He learned that the benefit criteria had changed and no longer included people with polio, he said.

She said it may be because the diagnostic criteria has changed and high-functioning cases and/or Asperger's Syndrome represent somewhat newly described entities to the broader medical community.

Current activity of these two disorders indicated by Rome III criteria, has changed the symptomatic characteristics of FD and IBS.

Now that her son is going through the search process, the criterion has changed.

Different classification criteria might have changed some conclusions.