Sentence examples for the criterion itself from inspiring English sources

Much has been made of the very status of the criterion itself (however it may be put in the end): was it empirically testable?

But because the criterion itself is difficult to understand, and there is no clear alternative to it, debate about these sorts of examples continues throughout the Middle Ages.

To argue that the criterion itself is meaningless because it has no standing in Ln is to commit a category mistake, for meta-linguistic assertions need not have counterparts in their object languages (Goldfarb 1997, Creath 2004, Richardson 2004).

A limitation of our study is that some of the items predicting the criterion, are part of the criterion itself, i.e. the CBCL items.

In an analysis of 1000 random eligibility criteria Ross et al. [ 20] found 6.8% of the criteria to be incomprehensible, 19% to require clinical judgement and 24% to require additional information beyond that specified in the criterion itself.

The appeal panel agreed with the club's argument that the criteria itself contravened EU and UK competition laws.

This shows how complex the management of NM cases can be, added to the severity of the criteria itself, suggesting a syndromic characteristic of NM and confirming the biological continuum theory where the lack of intervention may culminate in a real risk of death [ 7].

Several unprotected and disturbed units were not ranked highly due to biological data base inconsistencies, and due to the weighting of the ranking criteria itself.

Indeed, GITMO-WG considered each of the two criteria itself sufficient to sustain a judgment of 'predicted PM', but recognized that a poor harvest may be caused by technical problems affecting the extraction efficiency and the final yield of circulating CD34+ cells.

Verikukis argues that the charges of unfalsifiability against Marxism have rarely been addressed, except in the wider arena of debunking the criterion of falsifiability itself (get rid of that, and the anti-Marxist critique collapses like a house of cards, requiring a complete refit elsewhere).

Other critics question the criterion of efficiency itself, which counts every dollar of input and output but pays no heed to the moral or social or aesthetic qualities of either and which excludes workers from expressing their own preferences as to the most appropriate decisions for their firms.