Sentence examples for large scale criterion from inspiring English sources

The initial development of the nonsurgical patient questionnaire was based on questionnaire tools provided by eight centers around the globe that have collected nonsurgical information from endometriosis cases and controls on a large scale (criterion: publication on > 100 cases).

During workshop I and a subsequent consultation round, we identified 18 centers worldwide that collect biologic fluid samples from endometriosis cases and controls on a large scale (criterion: publication on >100 cases); all provided SOPs for sample collection, processing, and storage.

A minority of the instruments (four with small and three with large scales) provide criteria for the allocation of marks or behavioural anchors.

The policies could be and should be designed to bring out optimal contribution of these industries towards generating resources for socio-economic growth and in addition, the industries in non-compliance with TERI criteria at large scale will be monetarily contributing which may be utilized towards bridging the gap for UNFCCC 'Green Climate Fund' which is due for 2020.

Furthermore, criteria for large scale clinical trials in rare diseases such as PSP and MSA should be robust and simple, so that they can be applied in international multi-centre studies and not only in highly specialized centres.

Therefore, WPI should be considered as a critical MD design-criterion, especially for large scale units.

14 A relatively low number of studies met our inclusion criteria, but these strict criteria enabled us to focus on large scale high quality studies to minimise bias.

Generally, large scale studies constitute a broad range of inclusion criteria and use different experimental settings, mostly based on retrospective analysis.

This paper reports the results of a large scale pragmatic on-line trial which satisfied all of these criteria.

Our large scale study does not include daily diaries as recommended by ICHD-3beta criteria in order to establish a diagnosis.

The biologist E. O. Wilson, the world's leading expert on ants, has described humans as eusocial apes because of our ability to coöperate on a large scale, though many of his colleagues don't think we meet the technical criteria.