Sentence examples for valid criteria for from inspiring English sources
The availability of valid criteria for defining severe pneumonia would provide a more reliable basis for improving patients risk assessment.
At the time of devising this study, no standardized and valid criteria for the diagnosis of TMJ OA on HR-US was found.
As the infant mental health field has turned its focus to the presentation, course, and treatment of clinically significant mental health disorders, the need for reliable and valid criteria for identifying and assessing mental health symptoms and disorders in early childhood has become urgent.
Voice onset and spelling errors in the first two tests (WRT and PWRT) constitute a valid criteria for the diagnosis of reading impairment [32], [33], [62], [63].
Future study should work to identify reliable and valid criteria for identification of pain and hypomobility.
The availability of valid criteria for defining severe pneumonia would provide a more reliable basis for improving patient risk assessments.
Of course, the cat-test is (arguably) not a valid criterion for character assessment.
It comprises a valid criterion for rational and sustainable planning, management and protection of natural spaces.
This may not seem sensible if the only valid criterion for judging the doctor-patient relationship is the use that is made of scientific data and clinical findings.
Philosopher Elena Castellani recounts the history of string theory: "The theory was regarded as so beautiful and had such a compelling mathematical structure, obtained in agreement with consistency conditions and deep physical principles, that the intuition was that it had to be somehow related to the physical world". But why should beauty be a valid criterion for assessment?
More plausible, however, are his claims to have found it in Beccaria's Dei Delitti e delle Pene (1764), where the Italian law reformer announced that the only valid criterion for evaluating the merits of a law is "la messima felicità divisa nel maggior numero the greatest happiness of the greatest number.
