Sentence examples for criterion for allocation from inspiring English sources
Arguing that the entire pro cess of selecting Presidential nominees was conditioned by state laws, Governor Maddox and his fellow plaintiffs said the only reasonable criterion for allocation of convention delegates was the population.
Tissue matching was deemed of high importance as a criterion for allocation to minimise the chance of rejection leading to graft loss.
Fear-avoidance is the key psychological feature addressed in the TBC scheme, as a low Fear Avoidance Beliefs Questionnaire (FABQ) score is a criterion for allocation to the "manipulation" subgroup.
The premise of the paper is that traditional criteria for allocation of function, so-called Fitts List approaches, are no longer clear-cut to apply, if they ever were.
After excluding such patients and those with missing data, 2,673 people fulfilled the criteria for allocation to subgroups.
This has become an increasing focus of ethical discussions as attempts to identify generally justifiable criteria for allocation failed, and has led to the development of philosophical frameworks for procedural justice in resource allocation [ 68].
Criteria for allocation to these categories was based on the presence of neuroretinal rim thinning, notching, undermining of optic disc cup edge, nerve fibre layer defects and optic disc haemorrhages [ 7].
However, this conclusion relies only on a comparison between the results of various descriptive studies that have obviously had different criteria for allocation of the patients to joint replacement or osteosynthesis; no prospective randomized studies dealing with this problem have been published.
[Excerpt] The purpose of this paper is to consider the cost-benefit criterion for resource allocation in labour surplus economies calling particular attention to the contrasts with full employment economies.
