Sentence examples for criterion of lack from inspiring English sources

First, we do not propose that funding by industry (or any other source that could be perceived to have a biasing effect) should be itself a criterion of lack of credibility, because that would be antithetical to science: "The observing scientist is only an accessory in the acquisition of scientific evidence, where the facts are asked to first speak for themselves" (Borgert 2007).

The presence of the MDE-specific criteria of lack of reactivity to usually pleasurable stimuli and distinct quality of depressed mood predicted the diagnosis of MDE.

For example, ucosφ criterion for lack of the integrity of locus mainly manifests that its locus only passes through few regions and fails to reach the action threshold, leading to the refusing action.

Hence Descartes's most cherished claims about essential properties of mind, God, and matter fail his own criterion for lack of direct foundation in our ideas from the senses.

In addition to reinforced concrete structure damages caused from especially last decade's earthquakes, there were built structures most of which are unable to carry their own-weight and are not appropriate to engineering and design criteria because of lack of interest, ignorance, lack of inspection and supervision in Turkey.

Criteria for lack of response to one-day percutaneous adhesiolysis with hypertonic saline neurolysis was considered as lack of response to the first adhesiolysis procedure, less than two months of pain relief (≥ 50%) following the second or subsequent procedures.

Thus, rigorously speaking they did not fulfil the DSM-IV criteria of "Consistent lack of speech" and were categorized as SM in remission.

Pritchardia hardyi, P. munroi, and P. schattaueri are all distinct lineages based on the species-delimitation criteria of a lack of intermediates and the presence of diagnostic character states.

Proposed prohibitive factors for prescription of second line regimens are distrust against immunological treatment failure criteria and concerns of lack of therapeutic alternatives once second line treatment is initiated [ 17].

The priority setting processes are ad hoc and implicit, low skill and knowledge of the priority setting team members on FMNCH interventions, and the bargaining nature of the prioritization process due to lack of criteria and lack of the technical and supervisory support to priority setting team rendering the priority setting process for FMNCH inefficient and unfair (or unsuccessful).

The study by Matovu and colleagues showed the highest risk of bias because it failed to meet most of the criteria, including lack of information on adequate allocation of concealment and blinding of outcome assessment.