Sentence examples for using consistent criteria from inspiring English sources
According to the MSCI indexes, which measure virtually all stock markets using consistent criteria, an investor in the American market who reinvested all dividends — and who somehow avoided all taxes and transaction costs for the decade — would have ended 2009 with 12 percent fewer dollars than when the decade began.
The study was based in a single centre with the same two cardiologists evaluating and categorising all 5292 patients, using consistent criteria.
Bone metastasis has been diagnosed by several experts using consistent criteria [ 23, 24], and confirmatory studies were carried out by using other imaging methods.
The Registry also has collated information from a number of sources to generate a date of diagnosis using consistent criteria across all cases.
The strengths of this review include its use of an extensive assessment scheme, allowing comprehensive quality evaluation of the respective articles, using consistent criteria.
To explore the difficulty presented by the lack of uniform categorisation of neonatal units during epoch one, we compared neonatal units by intensive care activity, using consistent criteria 17 across both epochs.
In all, there have been few randomized controlled trials that use consistent criteria to evaluate medical and surgical therapy.
When comparing prevalences in a population before and after interventions, the important point is to use consistent criteria.
It is important to use consistent criteria to distinguish different cortical areas and to be able to count neurons throughout a maximum extent of the projection zones in each area.
The panel proposed that each of the state's four judicial departments have such a panel, made up of members from a variety of backgrounds, which would both recruit and vet candidates using consistent, statewide criteria.
Previous analyses of this issue have been hampered by the incompleteness of data testing for connectivity in both directions using consistent parcellation criteria (see the Introduction section).
