Sentence examples for criteria which exist from inspiring English sources
As for poetry, Philodemus thinks that, while there is no natural criterion of good verse, there are 'conceptions' (ennoiai, here, apparently the same as prolêpseis) of good and bad verse, which allow a universal judgment (koinê krisis) of poetry based on criteria which exist, whether or not one recognizes them.
Depending on these criteria, some results which exist in the relevant literature are generalized.
The scheduling schemes which exist in literature can be divided according to two criteria: sum-rate capacity and fairness among users.
In conventional medicine, the rise of quality criteria (which now exist in dozens of versions; [ 4]) was in response to problems encountered in writing systematic reviews.
I work closely with applicants so they fully understand both the objective criteria for newsstand placement, which exists because of a lawsuit the association brought 25 years ago, as well as the subjective aspects of placing a newsstand on crowded Manhattan corners.
The Beaches Environmental Assessment and Coastal Health (BEACH) Act of 2000 [ 28] mandated that studies be conducted and new recreational water criteria developed based on these studies that are "as protective as" that which existed in the 1986 criteria.
The starting point, given the criteria, could only be to think of world and folk music as that which exists outside the western mainstream.
"Worse than that which existed in South Africa".
(Which exists, we swear!).
A clear difference should be made between theoretically elaborated lists of sustainability criteria, which ought to exist, and sustainability criteria aimed for practical implementation.
