Sentence examples for precisely defined criteria from inspiring English sources

In 1965 Lotfi Zadeh, an engineering professor at the University of California at Berkeley, proposed a mathematical definition of those classes that lack precisely defined criteria of membership.

While in hiding during World War II Steinhaus worked on the "cake-cutting problem": how to divide a resource in a manner which is "fair" according to precisely defined criteria, such as proportionality and envy-free.

The exact timing of HAP diagnosis was taken into consideration according to the precisely defined criteria of the American Thoracic Society 1996 [ 2] and is essential for timely administration of appropriate antibitiotic therapy [ 28, 44].

The precisely defined grading criteria of the Chicago BPS removes the second source of error from the Chicago BPS scores.

No studies on chemoradiotherapy for localised EC have precisely defined CR criteria for the primary tumour as outlined by Tahara et al (2005).

In explanatory trials, participating patients are typically enrolled on the basis of precisely defined symptom criteria, perhaps with positive results from investigations, rather than on the basis of the way diagnoses are made in everyday clinical practice.

For a war to be just, it must meet several clearly defined criteria.

The government has published five vaguely defined criteria for judging whether euro membership would be advantageous.

For example, the Sustainability Master facilitates comparisons of laundry and detergent products according to defined criteria.

The coming prospective muticentric study which aims to validate ALT in childhood must precisely define this criteria of evaluation.

Although recommendations for the use of this technique are not precisely defined yet, the exclusion criteria for patients to receive the MIS-TKA were rheumatoid arthritis, obesity, severe osteoporosis, valgus-varus deformity greater than 10°, previous arthrotomy on the knee and preoperative knee flexion less than 100°.