Sentence examples for pressing criterion from inspiring English sources

The problem is that, for photographers as for drivers, the most pressing criterion these days is speed, and anything more sluggish than the latest Mercedes — anything, likewise, not tricked out with luxurious extras — belongs to the realm of heritage.

In many inflammatory conditions there is also a pressing need to develop clear criteria for interpreting FDG-PET/CT.

Pressing has two major divisions: buck pressing and iron pressing.

Matell, Meck and Nicolelis [2] demonstrated that neurons in the dorsal-anterior striatum of rats 'peak' in their firing rates at the same time as maximal lever pressing during a timing task; both patterns coincide with the criterion duration.

Our results differentiated between challenges that are pressing for GPs (making referral decisions in line with the criteria) and for specialists (clinical autonomy).

This matter is particularly pressing in the context of partial AZFc deletions since sample inclusion criteria vary considerably between reports.

The pressing need to join the EC first, and then meet the Maastricht criteria, made them follow the same yellow brick road.

Our study is broad in geographical scope, encompassing three different regions of the UK, and contrasting the pressing challenges within primary care (making referral decisions in line with the criteria) and secondary care (clinical autonomy).

Therefore, there is a pressing need for further studies to elucidate the role and, moreover, the selection criteria of second-look endoscopy.

There is a pressing need in conservation biology and climate change research for cross-species, quantitative, objective criteria for assessing the susceptibility of species to climate change-induced extinction.

If the preceding arguments are valid, then a pressing question is whether the recent, late stage clinical studies achieved the 25% Aβ lowering criterion.