Sentence examples for this criterion means from inspiring English sources

This criterion means that the period numbers n11, n12, n13, n14 and n21, n22, n23, n24, n25, n26 are successive respectively.

Choosing someone who violated this criterion means awarding the player a "participation trophy".

This criterion means that interactions in the bulk of the plasma are more important than those at its edges, where boundary effects may take place.

This criterion means that patients who have been diagnosed at their general practitioner's office or in an outpatient clinic do not contribute to data or are misclassified (ie, some cases do have AF, but are registered without AF in the hospital setting).

The adjudicator disagreed, arguing that this criterion meant parents who wanted a place for their children needed to start planning three years before applying, or four years before the child was admitted.

Thus, this criterion meant that mild effects up to the border of moderate effects were acceptable.

This criterion meant that studies of people with hyperlipidemia, hypertension or metabolic syndrome were included.

Six acute and two remitted patients with psychosis failed to meet this criterion (Mean age: 31.5 (SD; 11.1), all male).

He says the criterion means the physical properties of a given object are rendered meaningless because location determines classification.

Although we avoided the potential confounding of the GI endpoint, this exclusion criterion means that our observations may not be generalizable to patients on prophylactic aspirin therapy.

Additionally, the use of five letters as the criterion meant that data were available from more patients to test sensitivity.