Sentence examples for criterion is so from inspiring English sources

This criterion is so familiar that I shall mention it only briefly.

The third criterion is so defined that the particle estimation of the first derivatives in stable field should be zero.

This criterion is so complicated that it would introduce to this document – which is a simplifying document – new complications for local communities.

Facebook responded by changing its system so that if an advertiser's targeting criteria is so precise that fewer than 20 people would see the ad, it is not allowed.

In its latest proposal, a parliamentary committee, not voters, would decide if an MP qualified for recall - and the proposed criteria is so narrow that an MP could break all pre-election promises.

"The determination of whether or not someone is a gang member is so subjective and the threshold for criteria is so low as to be virtually useless," he told VICE.

This is precisely because fulfilling such criteria is so demanding that assays used to measure biomarkers should be validated to exacting standards.

It might be argued that in this particular disease the application of RECIST criteria is so fraught with potential inaccuracy that meaningful objective measurements and conclusions are scientifically impossible, whether performed by single observers or review panel.

But the problem with these specific ones is the criteria are so boring.

The criteria are so specific it's like putting pins in a war map.

The problem, as Mr. Barton soon discovered, is that the enrollment criteria are so restrictive that very few children qualify.