Sentence examples for is criterion from inspiring English sources
noun
A standard or test by which individual things or people may be compared and judged.
- Criterion of choice, of decision, of selection
The singular is "criterion".
The word is criterion in the singular, and criteria in the plural.
"She's smart, she's sweet, and they can also talk about things — not that liking a book is Criterion No. 1 for making a match".
The consumed charges for reductive desorption of SAMs, which is criterion for the amount of chemically adsorbed thiol, are significantly different for these three SAMs, specially for MBT, implying that SAM of MBT is formed through both sulfur atoms; the thiol sulfur and skeleton sulfur of the thiazole ring.
In Table 5, RMST emerges favourably since the only 'box' that it fails to 'tick' is criterion 7.
It is criterion and norm referenced, with normative data from a sample of 224 healthy low-risk term infants assessed between 6 and 48 h after birth [ 149].
A Dictionary: The word you are looking for is "criteria".
"There are criteria for records".
Nonetheless, he insists, there are criteria for determining literary value.
