Sentence examples for more consistent criteria from inspiring English sources

Many of these quarantined people are unlikely to develop SARS, said the experts, who called for more consistent criteria for putting people in isolation.

Hence, in order to take advantage of the complete deformation capacity of masonry structures, it seems necessary to develop more consistent criteria for the ultimate deformation capacity.

It may be that functional homologies, once established experimentally, will prove to be more consistent criteria for designating CDK groups.

A senior F.B.I. official said the bureau planned to adopt a more consistent set of criteria for classifying suspects so that illegal immigrants in New York City were not treated more harshly than those picked up in other parts of the country.

If so, it would be advantageous to have a more consistent set of criteria to define what constitutes a distinct species.

Alternatively, investigators may want to impose a narrower or more consistent set of criteria to appraise QOL.

We hypothesised that 'S+casescases would develop a clinical profile more consistent with the diagnostic criteria for DLB, and that 'S−casescases may develop a clinical phenotype that differed from the typical pattern of DLB patients.

Such consistent criteria are more difficult to apply in retrospective database studies.

Perhaps more importantly, there are no consistent criteria by which patients can be stratified to determine their need for additional evaluation or syphilis therapy when serological non-response exists.

For loads perpendicular to plane the characteristic rolling shear strength appears to have a significant variability among the different layups for all three applied methods, while for loads in plane the consideration of a combined rolling and torsional shear failure criterion provides more consistent results with respect to a less rigorous approach.

This was done in order to be more consistent with the proposed DSM-5 criteria for AN and as such to have greater relevance to future studies using these criteria.