Sentence examples for well-established criterion from inspiring English sources

In such a kind of traditional validation, 'if the performance on the two tests is sufficiently similar, then the new test can be said to have been "validated" by means of the old one' (Baker, 1989, p. 22) without there being 'little external evidence that these tests are measuring' the same abilities as their well-established criterion (Mackey & Gass 2005, p. 108).

At this point no gold standard or well-established criterion exists for attitudes concerning alternative therapies and integrative medicine.

In the present manuscript, authors applied a previously described and well-established criterion, based on EIIP and AQVN calculation, to select ibuprofen as the best candidate for Ebola virus disease treatment.

For this classification, we first identified responses that were ILD-sensitive, defined as functions showing ILD-dependent variations in response strength of more than 50% of the maximum response of the ILD function, a well-established criterion for quantifying ILD sensitivity (Rose et al., 1963; Irvine et al., 1996).

Pretending that architectural quality is mere subjectivity is dangerously irresponsible: there are well-established criteria and standards for judgment.

It intends to build priority themes such as farm assurance, food waste management, and engagement with SMEs into procurement decisions, alongside well-established criteria, such as animal welfare, nutrition, and energy management.

WMLs were graded using brain magnetic resonance imaging based on well-established criteria.

The diagnosis of SIADH was made by using well-established criteria [6].

Despite the well-established criteria, clinical and paraclinical features, the disease is often misdiagnosed and erroneously treated.

Larc failure criteria is used in order to determine the damage onset which is a well-established criteria for composite structures.

Well-established criteria are available for headache and in most cases a diagnosis can be made without the use of laboratory tests, but these criteria cannot be routinely employed in busy ERs [6, 13].