Sentence examples for rendering this criterion from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, although total brain failure is not the criterion used to declare death in NHBD, data support the fact that neurologic function rapidly ceases within seconds of circulatory collapse, rendering this criterion clinically moot as well [ 8].

I giggled as I rendered this".

Spontaneous developments rendered this unnecessary.

Three arguments render this hypothesis highly improbable.

The temperature and transport parameter ranges of applicability are 1.5 < TW/TIN < 3 (with TW/TIN the ratio of the catalytic wall to the inlet temperature) and 0.9 < Le < 2.0 (with Le the Lewis number) respectively, rendering the ignition criterion of particular interest to hydrocarbon catalytically stabilized combustion (CST) applications.

That's because major changes in society and technology fundamentally challenge the conventional understanding of what is valuable, rendering obsolete whatever criteria companies are using to identify customer problems they could address.

However, it is not supplemented by any other criteria, and this fact renders all admissions criteria relatively poor predictors of performance at Iranian medical schools.

It is clear that by the stepwise introduction of theoretical terms as specified, Carnap sought to avoid the deleterious situations that rendered Ayer's criterion false (and his own of 1928).

Clinical diagnosis of ALS is rendered by criteria that exclude other causes of progressive upper and lower motor neuron dysfunction [ 7].

"The High Court invalidated this criterion".

This criterion gives p = 0.6.