Sentence examples for were criterion 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
These buildings were Criterion Place and Lumiere, both of which would have been the tallest residential buildings in the UK at the time of their completion.
The original thresholds triggering a threatened categorization were Criterion A1: VU 20%; EN 50%; and CR 80% decline over the greater of the past (A1) or future (A2) 10 years or three generations (IUCN Categories and Criteria version 2.3).
In fact, the inclusion and exclusion criteria in all seven studies included a minimum ADHD-RS-IV total score, and the four GXR trials also included a minimum CGI S score, both of which were criterion measures used to evaluate the convergent validity of the WFIRS-P.
All tests were criterion-referenced and pass scores were set at 50%.
All assessment distributions showed a negative skew, as the assessments were criterion-based and assessed a relatively homogenous cohort of medical students.> Together, the unweighted percentage scores for each of the six tasks, which comprised the programmatic assessment, were moderately internally consistent, with a Cronbach's α (r = 0.52).
The singular is "criterion".
The word is criterion in the singular, and criteria in the plural.
"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.
