Sentence examples for criteria largely from inspiring English sources

We based quality assessment criteria largely on the extended CONSORT statement for cluster randomised trials.

The participants' desire to base professional practice on scientific criteria largely explains the opposition expressed.

In the present study we evaluated the quality of our assembly using a set of different criteria largely relying on comparisons to other plant species.

For example, basing response criteria largely on F-FDG PET signal changes rather than size changes (as in PERCIST v RECIST) may stratify patients differently but still uses the same conceptual biomarker, namely objective response [ 6].

The association between the three key criteria and the overall priority indicates that the criteria largely influenced the overall prioritisation of each patient, for both the GPs and the nurses, which confirms the results from our earlier study where the GPs and nurses reported that the criteria were useful in day-to-day priority setting [ 18].

Since they introduced this criterion largely to solve a data problem, to prod otherwise similar applicants to distinguish themselves from one another through moral grunt work that is, since the admissions office created this problem in the first place the sensible and morally responsible thing would be to ditch extracurriculars.

Since they introduced this criterion largely to solve a data problem, to prod otherwise similar applicants to distinguish themselves from one another through moral grunt work — that is, since the admissions office created this problem in the first place — the sensible and morally responsible thing would be to ditch extracurriculars.

As far as we are aware, this paper demonstrates for the first time a new formula for calculation of general (full-cycle) mobility of parallel robots that overcomes the drawbacks of Chebychev Grübler Kutzbach's mobility criterion largely used for mobility calculation of multi-loop mechanisms.

With the exception of attendance, these criteria are largely reflected in our criteria 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7 (for L1), 8, 9 and 10.

Diagnostic criteria based largely on uroflow-EMG findings have previously been proposed for several conditions collectively termed non-neurogenic voiding disorders (NNVDs).

It is concluded that the priority levels for selected criteria is largely dependent on the integrated design team, which includes the client, architects, engineers and facilities managers.