Sentence examples for most appropriate criterion from inspiring English sources

Thus the onset of single-headed spin is perhaps the most appropriate criterion of the detonation limits in tubes.

Some pressure dependent theories are available, but there is no consensus concerning the choice of the most appropriate criterion, its use and benefits.

A difficult aspect for signal subspace decomposition based on such a sparse representation is to define the most appropriate criterion to identify the principal components (called atoms) from the learned dictionary to build the principal subspace.

However, a consensus has still to be reached on the most appropriate criterion to be used to define remission.

Arthur Jr et al (2003) mention that the most appropriate criterion for assessing teaching effectiveness is a function of the goal of evaluation.

40 We chose the RAND/UCLA appropriateness method, a two-round modified Delphi method 41 to select the most appropriate criteria.

Defenders of animal rights cited characteristics such as having interests, sentience, being conscious, and being the subject of a life as the most appropriate criteria for moral standing.

Using MRI, the most appropriate criteria would be a ratio between non-compacted and compacted areas greater than 2.3 (Fig. 10) in a diastolic long-axis view [35].

This fact should be taken into account to determine the most appropriate criteria to stop resuscitation opportunely and avoid the risk of over-resuscitation.

Given the nature of this research, which is a more "system-wide" analysis, the most appropriate criteria to assess humanitarian aid operations in both West Java and West Sumatra Earthquakes 2009 are coherence, coverage, and connectedness.

We further summarize our experience with neuroanatomical tracers, in an attempt to provide the novice user with some advice to help this person to select the most appropriate criteria to choose a tracer that best applies to a given experimental design.