Sentence examples for definitive criterion from inspiring English sources

Further, this thinking is dangerous because it obscures the definitive criterion necessary in evaluating the realisation of Martin's Dream for African Americans in the 21st century and beyond: wealth.

Yet Gassendi's definitive criterion for any physical, metaphysical, or epistemological thesis is approximation to the truth, which is empirically-determined.

However, more than 80 years have passed since Hill's pioneering studies and the answer to which would be the definitive criterion to confirm the occurrence of a plateau has not yet been given.

Tuberculous pleural effusion was diagnosed if the definitive criterion or all of the suggestive criteria were met.

Because this previous report did not demonstrate that recombinant PUF60 could complement splicing, which is the definitive criterion for demonstrating a functional role for a protein, it has been unclear whether PUF60, SRp54 or additional unidentified factors were responsible for the splicing activity of the purified fraction.

PAP was the definitive criterion for defining the hVISA phenotype.

Nowadays, the definition of CKD is evolving and there are no definitive criteria [ 5, 6].

"The EU will proceed to the adoption of definitive criteria to identify endocrine disruptors, independently from the further course of our TTIP negotiations with the US".

"However, given the fact that a possible future TTIP Agreement will most likely not enter into force before the adoption of definitive EU criteria to identify endocrine disruptors, it is clear that the EU's ongoing impact assessment and adoption of definitive criteria will not be dealt with in the TTIP negotiations," the spokesperson said.

It has been suggested that currently there are limited data to support setting definitive criteria for terrestrial bioaccumulation.

The identification of effective DED treatment strategies is hindered by the lack of an accepted set of definitive criteria for evaluating disease severity.