Sentence examples for standard criterion from inspiring English sources

Proficiency in language seems to be a standard criterion for citizenship anywhere; at least my Latvian parents had to prove that they spoke English when they became citizens of the United States.

One strategy is to reject premise (1) and the standard criterion of ontological commitment discussed above.

Indeed, this explains why the standard criterion of ontological commitment is so widely accepted.

Therefore, the standard criterion of exosomal preservation condition is still undefined.

The mean squared error remains the standard criterion for the assessment of signal quality and fidelity.

The emptying (drain) time of the proposed device is around 1.25 days, which meets the standard criterion.

We defined this boundary as the 50% crossing in the identification results, which is the standard criterion in psychophonetic studies (cf. [40, 62, 69 71]).

A better way to formulate the problem with the view is as follows: in giving up on the standard criterion of ontological commitment, neo-Meinongians seem to be using 'true' in a non-standard way.

This, of course, is just to say that most of us accept the standard criterion of ontological commitment discussed above, but the point here is that this criterion seems to be built into the standard meaning of words like 'true'true

Quite often such expert-hierarchies are unavailable and no gold standard criterion exists [13].

Thus, each EPSC component could be independently identified as monosynaptic based on the standard criterion of latency stability.