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Discover LudwigThe phrase "taking as a criterion" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to imply that something is being used as a reference point or measure of comparison. For example, "We are taking cost as a criterion for determining which product to purchase."
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In the first part, we study a 4 degrees of freedom model (dof), for which we show the interest of taking as a criterion for the reduction of vibration the maximum displacement in a given point of the structure.
The setting process of glass ionomer cement can be considered as completed after 4 weeks, taking as a criterion that the microhardness has reached a stationary value [ 14].
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Headache frequency was taken as a criterion for improvement or worsening of headaches.
Therefore, a settlement amount of 30 cm is taken as a criterion for the onset of settlement hazard.
The power angle difference is usually taken as a criterion for transient instability detection in traditional engineering application.
In this method, a frequency-weighted lichen diversity value is taken as a criterion for evaluating the air quality situation within the sampling unit.
1. Maximum power angle difference based detection module The power angle difference is usually taken as a criterion for transient instability detection in traditional engineering application.
The phenomenon of underpotential deposition, noted by recording potential sweep voltammograms (PSV), was taken as a criterion of the existence and strength of interaction between a substrate and the depositing metal.
A P value less than 0.05 was taken as a criterion for a statistically significant difference.
A P value of <0.05 was taken as a criterion for significance.
A P value of 0.05 or less was taken as a criterion for a statistically significant difference.
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