Disassociation from the forest was the visible criterion of good or bad, and the struggle over land became recast as a moral struggle between good (the state) and bad (the Communists).
"I don't have a sense of transparency, that there are visible accountability criteria being applied to TARP.
Interviewers also excluded children who met visible, recognizable criteria of mental retardation or grave development disorders.
Our brains are wired to instinctively categorise people based on a host of visible and obvious criteria, but also on invisible and thus less obvious labels – age, skin colour, gender, sexual orientation, job title, accent, education, professional group to name but a few.
They have found 12 "flavors" of rainbow based on three criteria: visible colors, supernumerary bands (inner fringes beyond the violet band), and dark band intensity (the space between primary and secondary rainbows).
Several hundred species and genera have been formally described since the 1800s [19], but the true diversity may be much greater, because there has been a strong tendency to treat morphologically similar symbionts from different host species as conspecific, because virtually all species were described based on morphological criteria visible only by light microscopy [20] [27].
Having been trained, examiners were calibrated for the CAST instrument and the WHO criterion, the Visible Plaque Index [ 9] and Gingival Bleeding Index [ 10] during an 8-hour session.
Hepatocellular iron was graded according to these criteria: grade 0 – no visible iron; grade 1 – iron visible in very few hepatocytes; grade 2 – iron visible in 5 – 10% of hepatocytes; grade 3 – iron visible in ≥ 40% of hepatocytes; and grade 4 – abundant iron visible in most hepatocytes [ 7].
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.02020.009 It is important to emphasize that the analyzed images vary greatly, as there were minimal restrictions imposed on image selection placed by the two exclusion criteria (both eyes visible and diagnosis verified by DRF).
Kupffer cell iron was graded according to these criteria: grade 0 – no visible iron in Kupffer cells; grade 1 – iron visible in ≤ one-third of Kupffer cells; grade 2 – iron visible in one third to ≤ two-thirds of Kupffer cells; and grade 3 – abundant iron visible in more than two-thirds of Kupffer cells [ 7].
