Sentence examples for criteria to reflect from inspiring English sources

But now Whitehall's male-dominated main honours committee has recognised women's contribution, helped perhaps by the modernisation of the honours criteria to reflect contributions to the community alongside the more traditional fare of party donors and captains of industry.

Establishment of a unique referral criteria to reflect the specialist cardiothoracic casemix.

It would also facilitate the development of specific job descriptions and performance review criteria, to reflect the diversity of functions.

The AKIN refined the RIFLE criteria to reflect data demonstrating the finding that small changes in serum creatinine had a significant impact on patient mortality [ 19].

At the pre-assessment clinic, patients were assigned points according to clinical and social criteria to reflect their 'need' for treatment.

The failure of CA125 response criteria to reflect a tumour shrinkage assessed by WHO criteria was observed in 4% (95% CI: 0.1 18%) (1/28) of the patients.

The award aims to extend building techniques and use of materials, to encourage links between the academic world and the building industry, and to increase appreciation of the bond between good design and good building -- criteria intended to reflect the range of Professor Goody's interests as a teacher, researcher and designer.

The Fried frailty criteria seem to reflect such a tool.

Defining community-acquired MRSA with accuracy is difficult since widely used criteria seem to reflect "community existence" rather than "community acquisition".

Patient selection was based on pre-specified criteria, aiming to reflect a broad range of experience (from young to old), gender (separate groups for males and females), attack frequency ≥ 2 attacks/months) and pain level (≥ 6 on a scale of 10 matching migraine,1 being almost no headache and 10 being the worst headache ever).

As the subset of genes used in the final form of the rule have not been randomly selected but rather chosen according to some criterion designed to reflect the predictive power of the rule, there will be a selection bias inherent in estimates of the error rates of the rules if care is not taken.