Sentence examples for human criteria from inspiring English sources

The resulting knowledge (in terms of the relative importance of inputs) and design guidelines (i.e., human criteria for seat interface pressure measures) should reduce the cost and time associated with the current automobile seat comfort development process, which relies mainly on jury evaluations and is, therefore, executed in a trial-and-error fashion.

This tells us that God does not choose according to human criteria".

Often, however, options rejected by natural selection may be quite acceptable, by human criteria.

Often, rejection of a trait by natural selection was based on tradeoffs that may also unacceptable by current human criteria (e.g., sacrificing growth under good conditions for better growth under drought).

Despite the lack of gold standard criteria for AKI in veterinary medicine, the application of the human criteria has been verified as applicable to dogs with AKI [ 4, 5].

Astonishingly, these individuals would be commonly considered "unhealthy" by human criteria yet are routinely used as experimental "controls" with which to evaluate the efficacy of a treatment or experimental intervention.

By applying these categorisations, we found that only 19% of the potential CFS are exclusively identified by human health criteria; 81% meet environmental hazard criteria, whereby 27% meet both human and environmental hazard criteria and 54% are exclusively identified for reason of environmental hazards.

It shows that technical and organizational changes without taking into account human factors criteria - and thus also ergonomic criteria - are the source of many losses.

But first it must either certify that that nation's armed forces meet certain human rights criteria or waive those requirements in the interests of national security.

The European Union, which Turkey aspires to join, has said the harassment, including detentions, of members of the press violates the bloc's human rights criteria.

The World Development Movement, along with PLATFORM and People and Planet, will return to the courts this month to continue their challenge against the Treasury's decision to finance RBS, but ignore the government's own environmental and human rights criteria - contained in the Treasury's Green Book - when providing funds for investment projects around the world.