Sentence examples for criteria separate from inspiring English sources

CFS criterion 2 (two PBT criteria): Separate assessments of half-life in water, sediments, and soil (Tables A5, A7, and A9 of the FCEC report) were merged for assessments of persistence (P).

The need to establish such criteria separate from those already available for stroke is suggested given the differing demographic profile of TBI as well as differences in seeking of medical attention for TBI.

By any and all criteria, separate schools are generally inferior schools in which the cultural deprivations of the descendants of slaves are perpetuated".

To some extent, bronchiolitis and asthma are expressions of the same pathologic process, and no rigid criteria separate these illnessess.

In addition to the eligibility criteria for the main trial [ 8], the patients had to meet the following criteria: Separate written informed consent for the imaging sub-study.

To explore the linear time trend of each of the drugs that met the selection criteria, separate regression models were fitted for each drug, resulting in a total of 19 models.

These observations lead to the conclusion that the criteria separating "present" from "absent" genes is arbitrary.

These criteria separated ERt or ERg from cough and also from other airway defensive behaviors such as augmented breath and aspiration reflex.

PartitionFinder v1.1.1 [ 54] was implemented with data blocks defined a priori according to commonly used structural and functional criteria, separating the sequence data into 16 different blocks as follows: the mitochondrial 12S and 16S genes (one block) and each codon position of each protein-coding gene (COI, MYH6, PTR, RAG1, RAG2) for the other 15 blocks (3 codon positions x 5 genes).

Criterions separating the three cases are proposed.

Quine (1951) did not challenge the existence of such intuitions, but he argued that they could not be cashed out in the form of a scientifically respectable criterion separating analytic truths ("Bachelors are unmarried") from synthetic truths ("Aldo's uncle is a bachelor"), whose truth does not depend on meaning alone.