The primary criterion for their selection is artistic excellence.
"The primary criterion is excellence," the letter states.
Spicule morphology has been the primary criterion for determining hexactinellid systematic groupings.
Being first – the primary criterion for 24-hour news channels – is increasingly the least interesting and effective value they offer.
The intrinsic value to the participant is the primary criterion by which the worth of the programs should be judged.
Identification seems to be the primary criterion, too, in his writing about literature.
But it isn't surprising that cost is by far the primary criterion that companies apply in evaluating outsourcers, and that cost reduction is their primary objective.
Our observations suggest that routine application of these two assays as the primary criterion for therapeutic intervention (e.g., exchange transfusion) is premature.
The ability to capture the time-averaged kinetic energy is chosen as the primary criterion for selection of modes.
It's an argument that won't be settled, but since I was asked this question on Saturday, a couple of hours after Phelps won his seventh gold medal of these Games, I began to contemplate what the primary criterion should be.
The primary criterion, Professor LaVeist said, was that the college or university had to be an accredited four-year institution with an African-American enrollment of at least 1.5percentt.
