Sentence examples for criterion taken from inspiring English sources

BonJour's third criterion, taken at face value, entails therefore that a bigger system will generally have a higher degree of coherence due to its sheer size.

Moreover, this problem arose for both the statement-based approach to the criterion (taken by Carnap in 1928, by Wittgenstein in 1929/30, and by Ayer both in the first (1936) and the second editions (1946) of Language Truth and Logic) and for the term-based approach (taken by Carnap since 1932).

Since we observed in our laboratory a significant decrease of the fertilization rate in the classical IVF procedure compared to ICSI, we wanted to evaluate a new insemination procedure, using sperm morphology of selected semen as a criterion taken into account to calculate the number of mobile sperm to inseminate.

It was 16% for the three criterion taken together, showing the good quality of all technical procedures from slide production to labelling and hybridization.

However the analysis of each element of the primary composite criterion taken separately showed significant differences: failure to complete delivery with the allocated ventouse was more frequent in the disposable cup group, mainly due to detachment.

Several important changes in the formulation of the meaning criterion took place in the ensuing decades from 1930 to 1960.

The design criterion takes the MPC criterion into account explicitly.

The economic criterion takes account of raw materials costs, product values and separation related costs.

The modal quantifier criterion takes care of the problem of irrelevant necessary existents.

This criterion takes into account and compare the entropy generated in the system with heat transfer performance achieved.

A contrast-to-noise ratio (CNR) index was calculated using the Rose criterion, taking partial volume effects into account.