Sentence examples for descriptive criteria from inspiring English sources

First, the articles are assessed according to descriptive criteria such as journal, year of publication and research design applied.

The morphometric analyses, based on the descriptive criteria developed from other recent studies, highlight the presence of peculiar features of experimentally produced drag and puncture marks.

Keeping these definitions in mind, and realizing that none of the lines drawn between types of journals can ever be totally clear cut, lists of more specific descriptive criteria follow on the next pages.

This article, however, will focus entirely on descriptive criteria of ontological commitment.

Therefore, the to-be-adapted test ALUSIM is described in detail below [Table 2; for descriptive criteria, see Tanzer and Sim (1999)].

In order to define baseline descriptive criteria for the diagnosis of mitral valve prolapse with cross-sectional echocardiography, 49 patients undergoing catheterization were examined by a real-time, two-dimensional phased array echocardiographic imaging system.

These data also do not support the CV as a good descriptive criterion.

Data from the experiments do not support the CV as a descriptive criterion for decision under risk.

Whether or not the CV succeeds as a descriptive criterion depends on its consistency or inconsistency with data.

There are common threads to all of the indices, such as descriptive diagnostic criteria and criteria for quantifying the amount of hard tissue loss.

Cause is a tricky concept, one the DSM has chosen to avoid altogether in favor of purely descriptive diagnostic criteria.