Sentence examples for were criteria from inspiring English sources
noun
A standard or test by which individual things or people may be compared and judged.
- Criterion of choice, of decision, of selection
If there were criteria for handing out stars, I imagine I would have seen them.
Volumetric flow rate and absorbed power were criteria in the evaluation.
The respondents also reported that their goals and objectives for teaching were criteria they used when designing their courses and class plans.
Assessment tools were Criteria for Project-based Learning and 21st Century Learning Designs (21CLD) Rubrics introduced by APEID/ICT in Education Team of UNESCO Bangkok.
The ends of the stumps were forked to support the light bail and there were criteria for the firmness of pitching the stumps into the ground and for the delicate placing of the bail so that it would easily topple when a stump was hit.
Weight loss of more than 20%, worsening condition and severe wounds were criteria for early euthanasia.
"There are criteria for records".
Nonetheless, he insists, there are criteria for determining literary value.
Ideally, these would be criteria that are intrinsic to the material being learned.
There should be criteria and conditions.
