Sentence examples for the mere criterion from inspiring English sources

Although the course prerequisites are the mere criterion for students taking face-to-face classes, students' e-readiness is yet another issue to be assessed in online courses.

MRI is highly helpful to assess lymph node metastatic involvement, although the mere size criterion is far from accurate and associated with both false-positive and false-negative results.

The mere explanation of the assessment criteria or prior experience with peer assessment procedures is not enough; teachers, researchers and policy makers should focus on the type of training and scaffolding that peer assessors need in order to produce high quality feedback.

Scanning the literature, it is often difficult to distinguish inclusion/exclusion criteria from the "mere" description of the study population.

Like Carnap's notion of experiential support, this criterion worked with the mere conceivability of verifiability.

By contrast, Feigl's reaction (1956) was to reduce the ambition of the criterion of significance to the mere provision of necessary conditions.

Justice Shaw, hearing the case on appeal, altered the traditional criteria for conspiracy by holding that the mere act of combining for some purpose was not illegal.

Thus, the mere generation of IFNγ-producing T cells appears to be an insufficient criterion for predicting LVS efficacy in mice, and possibly humans.

You have the peel, the mere skin.

The mere proposal seemed a reward.

The mere thought of it is profane.