Sentence examples for criterion for characterizing from inspiring English sources

This is actually in agreement with the criterion for characterizing a general resonance [29].

Balck carbon content is an important criterion for characterizing biochar and also reflects the biochar's stability in the soil (EBC, 2012).

A recurring issue was the criterion for characterizing a rare tumor or an unusual set of observations that can carry greater weight than a typical bioassay result.

Morphological criteria for characterizing the observed geomagnetic field on the core-mantle boundary (CMB) include concentrated flux patches (Christensen et al. 2010).

It was proved from the test results that the traditional Superpave criteria for characterizing rutting behavior of asphalt binders is not appropriate.

Global criteria for characterizing the observed geomagnetic field (Christensen et al. 2010) are practical because the field spectrum is decreasing with degree (most energy at largest scale, i.e., dipole).

The programme must consider outlining further clinical response criteria for characterizing the programme defined treatment outcome 'treatment completion'.

Yabushita et al. established OCT criteria for characterizing atherosclerotic plaques in vitro by correlating OCT images with histology.

Using stringent criteria for characterizing stage-specific CPR family genes in Anopheles gambiae, Togawa et al. [ 10] identified genes that appeared to be specific to a single developmental stage, namely, the larval, pupal, or adult stages.

In an earlier paper (Wilbur et al., 2006), we introduced criteria for characterizing statements made in the literature along several dimensions, namely: focus (e.g. methodology, scientific discovery or generic), polarity (positive versus negative statement), level of certainty, type of evidence and trend (increase or decrease in certain measurement).

However, mechanism-based mixture toxicology is severely hindered because the mechanism(s) or mode(s) of action of most chemicals is unknown or poorly described, there are no established criteria for characterizing mechanisms or modes of action, and there is no agreed terminology or formal description thereof.