Sentence examples for criteria which could from inspiring English sources
EU countries already have individual lists based on differing criteria, which could make drawing up a unified register difficult.
This profitable approach demonstrated that most of these proteins fulfill criteria which could rationalize their binding to the UO22+-loaded phase.
The analysis of various parameters of metal oxides and the search of criteria, which could be used during material selection for solid-state gas sensor applications, were the main objectives of this review.
Several years ago, the city instituted the test-based admissions process, which involves two exams given in one sitting, replacing a system that had largely left each district to set its own criteria, which could include tests, grades and teacher recommendations.
For one, we may need heuristic criteria which could select from a large number of parameters (e.g., input dimensions, number of clusters, distance thresholds, etc).
Second, the diagnoses of OID were made by individual physicians without the use of standardized criteria, which could introduce differences relative to other studies.
Second, we screened the literature for indications of long-lived effects on innate immunity of fish after administering β-glucans, a criterion which could help to identify key roles for macrophages on resistance to infection.
However, another important criterion, which could be taken into account, is patient's prognosis.
The authors showed that trust is a relevant grouping criterion which could be extended to use for enforcing authentication and could be easily disseminated by the mobility of nodes in MANETs.
In this article, we investigate the image resizing and sum up the similarity criterion, which could be employed to judge the degree of deformation for the resized images relative to the original image.
The ESHRE-ESGE criteria may cause greater frequency of recognition of RS than the ASRM > 1 cm criterion, which could result in more frequent reoperations with use of the ESHRE-ESGE criteria, possibly without any significant effect on reproductive performance.
