Sentence examples for resources as a criterion from inspiring English sources

This paper uses a Generalized Weng model to forecast Chinese regional natural gas production, where accuracy and reasonableness compared with other predictions are enhanced by taking remaining estimated recoverable resources as a criterion.

Thus, it was "perhaps not surprising" that the court had laid down the availability of resources as a criterion for determining what should be considered "needs".

Although these differences could be attributed to variability in medical practices and resource availability in the two countries, it should be noted that differential diagnosis between mania and hypomania in DSM-IV-TR includes use of hospital resources as a diagnostic criterion, which constitutes a peculiarity within the field of medical nosology.

In this paper, a novel analytic framework based on the concept of design service customers' competence set expansions by leveraging high technology service firms' capabilities and resources as well as novel multiple criteria decision making (MCDM) techniques, will be proposed.

At the same time, the current practice of setting specific criteria for the allocation of some healthcare resources, as, for example, determining the eligibility criteria for screening, shows the urgent need for personalized medicine.

Furthermore, pollution regulations around the world allow chemical pollution of water resources as long as ambient water quality criteria are not exceeded.

The thermo-ecological cost, expressed by means of the cumulative consumption of non-renewable natural resources of exergy, has been applied as a criterion of the selection of technical solutions.

Civility may seem as frivolous a criterion for such an honor as "potential".

(English was specified as a criterion as there was no resource available to translate reports available only in other languages).

The COI can be used as a criterion for decision making in allocating limited budgets and resources for governmental health policies in disease control.

"We're seen as a people resource as well as an information resource".