Sentence examples for obvious criterion from inspiring English sources

"The theoretical problem is so hard that there isn't an obvious criterion for right," says Steven Kivelson, a Stanford University theorist quoted in the Science story.

This obvious criterion often seems to be ignored.

Age, the most obvious criterion, has been adopted as a universal predictor of need due to a clear association with expenditure.

Interestingly, the diversity of cortical interneurons appears to rely on differential developmental ontogeny that is becoming another obvious criterion of their classification and could help to understand their functional specificity.

In determining a primary residence, judges generally weigh obvious criteria.

It sets out four obvious criteria for service changes, such as public engagement and a clear clinical evidence base, but does not spell out the importance of focusing some services on centres of excellence to raise quality and reduce avoidable deaths – one of the mandate's principle objectives.

Our brains are wired to instinctively categorise people based on a host of visible and obvious criteria, but also on invisible and thus less obvious labels – age, skin colour, gender, sexual orientation, job title, accent, education, professional group to name but a few.

Hence, the design of new travel modes is mainly driven by obvious criteria such as environmental friendliness and convenience but might not consider consumers' real or latent needs.

Now, let's not forget two of the most obvious criteria for a lectureship appointment: your publication record (which will of course contribute to your reputation) and your teaching experience.

When supply chain actors were asked about the criteria used to identify spoiled groundnut, approximately 94.6 % of the farmers and 80.0 % of the traders reported a change in groundnut color as the obvious criteria used.

A boy from school, the most attractive one by all obvious criteria, sat in front of me.