Sentence examples for criterion to which from inspiring English sources

The effort of Epicurus to reduce the good to pleasure reflects the only criterion to which he would entrust himself, the "evidence of those passions immediately present," which give humans the word of nature.

Associationists need a criterion to which of the coextensive properties will in fact be learned, and which not.

And surely the reason why pleasure is not the criterion to which we should look in making these decisions is that it is not the good.

A scale of this kind is the most frequently used external criterion to which score changes on other outcome measurements are compared [ 42, 55- 57].

We also repeated the analysis of positive selection by considering two alternative alignment sets: 1) A set of human genes with 1 1 orthologs in three to nine nonhuman genomes (8,697 genes met this criterion) to which we applied the filtering process described above and 2) the set of 5,916 human genes with 1 1 orthologs in all nine nonhuman genomes without applying any alignment filtering.

This introduces a bias towards capital-market and wholesale-banking criteria to which there is no real counterweight.

In addition to simple keyword search, users can now search companies, financial organizations, and people by indicating special criteria to which they want results to conform.

S3 then goes further to display her reasoning, using the given criteria, to which S4 demurs and displays her own reasoning.

We indeed used the MaxValueProbDistribution criterion to choose which particles to discard.

There are several criteria according to which the foreground detection algorithms could be classified.

After ten consecutive correct trials, the criteria according to which the response cards were selected changed.