Sentence examples for direct criterion from inspiring English sources

But for ODEs, the regular decoupling field method has a direct criterion which makes it easy to apply.

The average number of linkage points per OBC chain is monitored as a direct criterion reflecting the multi-block nature of OBCs.

There is a direct criterion for the stability of regular descriptor linear systems which indicates that the stability of the system (1) is totally determined by spectrum of the matrix pencil σ ( E, A ) [6].

The critical defect value is the direct criterion in practical engineering and the primary factor of final failure is determined by comparing the actual defect with the critical value.

It could also represent a direct criterion of efficacy in evaluation of vector control strategies.

and could here constitute a direct criterion for effectiveness and appropriate use (malaria control program).

"In terms of what we're looking for going forward, there is no, say, direct criteria that you have to be underrepresented to be admitted, although we definitely have it in mind," Henry said.

The all above mentioned values served as set of direct criteria for correction of hemodynamics by inflating the balloon of Fogarty catheter, and such achieving anastomotic constriction.

Our analysis of outcomes in relation to PLAB attainment levels was motivated by Kane's "direct, criterion-related approach" for standard setting, and it was used because no direct method of assessing entry equivalence is currently available in the UK.

27 Kane's third approach to validity uses external criteria, particularly the "direct, criterion-related approach," asking how those passing the exam perform at later tasks, whether those who pass well perform better than those who only just pass and whether those only just passing subsequently perform at an acceptable level.

Those who were interested in BMN data had had experiences in it, but they did not use BMN as the direct criteria for their decision.