Sentence examples for recent criteria from inspiring English sources

In order to individuate the migraine children with the comorbidity for JFM, we applied the most recent criteria for adult Fibromyalgia [22], recently validated also in adolescents [23].

By the postmodern 2000s everyone told me to see the Chippendale pediment of the AT&T Headquarters, and other recent criteria have included Trump Tower, the Time Warner Center or, most delightfully, the High Line on Manhattan's West Side.

This is done by extending recent criteria of Madou and Leblond (2012a,b) for general ellipsoidal cavities in plastically isotropic matrices, and Monchiet et al. (2008), Keralavarma and Benzerga (2010) for spheroidal cavities in plastically anisotropic matrices, to general ellipsoidal cavities in plastically anisotropic matrices.

The International Workshop on Ocular Sarcoidosis (IWOS) published more recent criteria in 2009 [14].

According to recent criteria, the absence of a clear 2D peak implies the transition from NCG to mainly sp 2 amorphous carbon [11].

A face-to-face headache interview performed by headache specialist allow distinction between probable and definite headache diagnoses according to the most recent criteria of the International Classification of Headache Disorders (ICHD).

The limit between soft and hard impacts is also analyzed according to a recent criterion.

For the assessment of a recent criterion derived by Monchiet et al.

Specifically, a recent criterion that accounts for the influence of all stress invariants on the dilatational response of porous metals is used to predict porosity evolution and strength reduction in aluminum alloy AA 6016-T4.

A recent criterion for subnormality of weighted shifts on directed trees by the present authors is essentially improved in the case of rootless directed trees and nonzero weights by dropping the assumption of density of C∞-vectors in the underlying ℓ2-space.

The disc boasts a new transfer, which — like other recent Criterions — balances grain and sharpness to create a vibrant black-and-white image.