Sentence examples for mandatory criterion for from inspiring English sources
A mandatory criterion for the inclusion of an eruption in the LaMEVE database is that it must be dated, either directly or by proxy (Crosweller et al. 2012).
The main contribution is that it enables an overlay-based video conference with all the benefits of a distributed architecture and without the disadvantages of too much traffic stressing the mobile terminals' wireless connections (a mandatory criterion for wireless networks).
Also, stopping smoking is a mandatory criterion for starting LTOT.
Most journal editors reported that a sample size calculation is not a mandatory criterion for publishing pilot studies and suggested that it should not be done.
In our sample, all subjects in the ADE group reported mood reactivity, a mandatory criterion for ADE, while 74.1% of the MDE and 44.4% of the non-MDD groups also experienced this symptom.
However, Arain et al. [ 2] discovered that only a small proportion of published pilot trials report pre-study sample size calculations as most journal editors state that it is not mandatory criterion for publication.
Absent refractory period has been proposed as mandatory criteria for diagnosing SUNCT.
Absent refractory period is thought to reliably differentiate SUNCT/SUNA from trigeminal neuralgia and has been proposed as mandatory criteria for diagnosis of SUNCT [2].
Reduced epidermal innervation density has been used as mandatory criteria for diagnosing SFN (Holland et al., 1998).
For the current study, the body mass index (BMI [kg/m]) was used as objective measure to indicate morbid obesity because it fulfils the mandatory criteria for an epidemiological index of obesity [ 9].
By focusing on the process realm, that is, specifying processes for projects to follow such as making the involvement of decision makers one of the mandatory criteria for project selection, and not focusing on the problem and solution realm, the program might have missed an opportunity to better experiment with the notion of global health being an area of research and practice.
