Sentence examples for valuable criterion from inspiring English sources

Thus, in addition to classical performance indices, such as grade or recovery, partition curves are also a valuable criterion for quantifying the separation efficiency.

SAR is used as a better measure (alkali) hazard in irrigation as SAR of water is directly related to the adsorption of sodium by soil and is a valuable criterion for determining the suitability of water for irrigation (Ravikumar et al. 2011).

When choosing the most suitable operation the possibility of maintaining the information about the relative importance of each input variable in building the relative sustainability judgement is a valuable criterion: for example, the aggregation operation chosen may indicate that the "equity" of a given action plan can be influenced differently by "social" and "economic" sustainability.

This had negative consequences for effectiveness, but was a very valuable criterion for good measurement of QoL called responsiveness.

The distinctive transcriptome and epigenome characteristics of ground state mouse ES cells may provide a valuable criterion against which to measure such claims.

This study also suggests that vitamin E could be a valuable criterion for evaluation of the effect of IPC in different tissues including kidney.

Although the traditional prognostic factors lack the information about the biological diversity of lung cancer and have not reflected the complexity of molecular mechanisms of these diseases, they are still the most valuable criteria for clinicians to decide the relevant therapies [36].

The direct evaluation of ontologies (see Figure 1), such as facilitated by ontology peer review, is an approach for evaluating ontologies that ensures availability of the ontologies, compliance with good scientific practices and reporting standards, the use of standard formats in distributing ontologies, and other valuable criteria.

An even more valuable confirmation criterion, according to Whewell, is that of "consilience".

While we would not advocate the "constraints against hydrophilic substitutions" rule to be used as a diagnostic on its own, it serves as a valuable additional criterion for dealing with borderline cases (see below).

For network analysis applications, it is desirable that only the proteins actually expressed in the cell are represented in the network and hence the gene status provided by NCBI Gene is a valuable filtering criterion.