Sentence examples for criterion against which from inspiring English sources

Strength, in this universe, is the only criterion against which everything is measured - only the strong matter, their shouts, their fists.

A key performance indicator (KPI) is a major criterion against which a particular part of the project can be measured.

However, there is one criterion against which Brexiters and Remainers agree the decision should be made: what is best for Britain.

Creativity is unbridled, but not uncorralled, because top management establishes the criterion against which employees can pretest the logic of their initiatives.

So in politics the criterion against which to decide for or against a measure cannot be the common good (for who would decide what was good?) but must be expediency, economic value or what is likely to be popular.

As a strong champion and active advocate of New York's urban centers, he has compiled a record of achieve ments which is the criterion against which 49 other states match their progress.

Furthermore, we suggest a new standardized battery of physical performance measures to serve as the criterion standard against which self-report measures could be compared.

Directly measured SvO2 by the PAOC is the criterion standard against which calculation of SvO2 from PvO2 by BGA is judged.

Additionally, the selection of an appropriate criterion measure against which to validate our survey was difficult due to the absence of a universally accepted gold standard for measuring physical activity participation [ 26].

A possible limitation of this study, also shared by almost all previous studies, is the use of the clinical diagnosis of CTS as the criterion standard against which electrodiagnostic tests were assessed.

It is true that of the 36 studies we reviewed, only 10 included a criterion measure against which SASSI accuracy could be judged, and that only three of these used the SASSI-3.