Sentence examples for definite criterion for from inspiring English sources

So this clinical sign is not a definite criterion for distinguishing a meniscal ossicle from a loose body.

Without further constraints on the theory of meaning (or, in Quine's case, the grammar), it does not yield a definite criterion for logical constancy.

On standard MRI, a normalized rectal wall without any detectable wall thickening was considered a definite criterion for a complete response (Fig.  1).

A solid residual mass with intermediate signal intensity on T2-weighted MRI was considered a definite criterion for residual tumor (Fig.  2).

The definite criteria for lowgrade and high-grade malignant peripheral nerve sheath tumors as well as cellular neurofibroma are not well defined in the literature.

In this study, there were no definite criteria for the measurement of NT-pro-BNP.

However, there are still no definite criteria for morbidity of the neonatal population.

5 There are no definite criteria for imputing causality in observational studies, though the Hill criteria 108 are often invoked.

The data included in the study were reported in medical journals and met definite criteria for inclusion.

Patients over 14 years of age, hospitalised in 2009 and 2010 with possible or definite criteria for IE by the modified Duke criteria were included.

Thirdly, since all these studies were conducted under a clinical trial setting with definite criteria for enrollment, the data may not precisely reflect a real-life setting.