Sentence examples for criteria though from inspiring English sources

Only two criteria, though, indicate LRTP, i.e. the half-life criterion and the simulation results with ELPOS.

With perhaps the exception of the combined BS/MS programs from top schools (which tend to have stringent undergrad performance criteria), though, I'd be surprised if separating this stuff out made too much of a difference.

Seventeen studies met inclusion criteria, though there was significant heterogeneity in study design, patient population, assessment techniques and outcomes reported.

Applicants must meet certain government criteria, though this doesn't guarantee an award, because individual universities will prioritise according to a range of factors.

Promotion is subject to meeting WSL licence criteria, though the Football Association does not foresee any problems and will confirm the outcome in mid-May.

These seem to us to be largely completeness criteria, though things to do with linkage would more likely fall under "Logical coherence" in our world.

Finally, respondents who were overweight or obese were more likely to belong to a class who considered age should be a prioritisation criterion; though, some prioritised 20-year-olds and some prioritised 50-year-olds.

A recent systematic review of falls monitoring [ 4] took prospective data collection using on-going weekly or monthly calendars as their recommended criterion standard, though the authors found insufficient evidence to advise what time interval was optimal.

Experiments are presented and the results are implemented in identifying classical and advanced yield criteria and though represented as yield surfaces.

Sepsis definitions based on SIRS criteria have, though, been questioned as of late, as SIRS has been shown to be present in 93% of all patients admitted to intensive care (and therefore overly non-specific) [5].

The following test used the relative error criterion, though at certain points the relative error could be much higher than indicated.