Sentence examples for reasonable criterion from inspiring English sources
For example, per capita oil consumption in Western Europe is about half of ours, yet Western Europe's standard of living is higher by any reasonable criterion, including life expectancy, health, infant mortality, access to medical care, financial security after retirement, vacation time, quality of public schools and support for the arts.
Therefore, if analogy between the earthquake load and static displacement are proved, it should bring possibility of more reasonable criterion.
This is a reasonable criterion for our task since the end goal of such an application would be target detection and tracking.
Firstly, we proposed a reasonable criterion to assign the number of facets of the vertical features for double scattering phenomena and taken into consideration the orientation of each facet.
This is perhaps due to the importance of setting a reasonable criterion on the part of a regulatory agency such as the FDA in the US in regulating the manufacturing of drugs (especially generic drugs).
A reasonable criterion is that user's priority is taken as the inverse of the capacity in the RS UE link so as to avoid unfair service to deprived users.
The New National Urbanization Plan [9] proposed that "the limitations of obtaining a household registration document in large cities with a population of 1 3 million people should be relaxed reasonably" and that "reasonable criteria should be determined for obtaining a household registration document in large cities with a population of 3 5 million".
"One of my jobs was to make sure the Alzheimer's cases really were cases — that they had used some reasonable criteria" for diagnosis, Dr. Mayeux said.
Two reasonable criteria for pilot positioning are (23).
The proposal limits Y2K failure damages to actual business losses for companies that meet reasonable criteria.
Structural rational choice theory, in her view, best meets reasonable criteria of explanatory adequacy and therefore provides the best social-theoretical framework for analyzing oppression.
