The result is an account of virtue which discriminates among pleasures, as any virtue ethics should; but the criterion of discrimination reflects the distinction between being and becoming.
In more recent times, cladistics have come to the fore and, with the advent of molecular biology, started to increasingly supplant the use of morphological criteria for discrimination of phenotypically similar species or species of uncertain ancestry.
Furthermore, the OMERACT filter for outcome measures recommends that instruments should be evaluated according to the criteria of truth, discrimination, and feasibility [ 17].
Whether discontinuations meet all of the various criteria of truth, discrimination and feasibility that constitute all the possible subquestions in the OMERACT (Outcome Measures in Rheumatology) filter [ 40] is moot.
Traditionally, the Nissl staining patterns have been used as criteria for discrimination of cytoarchitectonic areas (e.g., [1],[1]).
Standard clinical and serologic criteria for discrimination of ANCA-associated ISV from DID are inadequate at the initial presentation.
More specifically, one of the most important aspects of employing medical criteria, as opposed to other forms of rationing such as occupation or social worth [ 41], is that it meets the criteria of non-discrimination [ 42]: everyone meeting the criteria is given a chance to access treatment via the consistent application of the same criteria in an objective and transparent manner.
This work presents a new design criterion for discrimination of rival models, taking into account the number of models that are expected to be discriminated after execution of the experimental design.
