Sentence examples for discussion criterion from inspiring English sources

The fourth and most interesting (in the context of the present discussion) criterion is that an object is generalizable between senses.

*AJCC: American Joint Committee on Cancer The surgical procedures were compliant to CPGs (criteria 1-5) for 65% (604) of patients; the radiotherapy procedures (criteria 6-14) for 48% (442); chemotherapy procedures (criteria 15-17) for 73% (679); hormonal therapy procedures (criteria 18-19) for 88% (816); and the multidisciplinary committee discussion (criterion 20) for 59% (546) of patients.

The distinctive focus of ancient skepticism on belief becomes clearer once we consider a third concept that figures centrally in ancient discussions: criterion of truth.

The evaluation methodology comprised of site visits and observations, face-to-face semi structured interviews, focus group discussions, criterion-based audit of medical records, desk review of existing documents/data and considered ethical issues.

Where necessary the discussion makes criteria explicit, particularly criteria from 'below' in discourse features that realise register features.

From the above discussion, the criterion of spectrum arrangement for two-tier LTE cellular network needs to take into account both the joint two-tier capacity and the required capacity at each radio tier.

Two investigators independently classified all patients as AMI or no AMI; discordance was resolved by discussion and criterion review.

The choice between these criteria is an ongoing point of discussion: implicit criteria are more easily applicable but generally lack definition, whereas explicit criteria are not unequivocally agreed upon and are often perceived as too inflexible [ 9- 12].

One way of bringing system into the discussion of criteria of identity is to make use of the distinction between one-level and two-level criteria of identity (Williamson 1990).

Further Questions for Discussion: –What criteria do you think judges should use in ruling on relocation in child custody cases?

Hirsch (1982) is an extensive, rewarding discussion of criteria of persistence.