The further away any two criteria are from each other in the linguistic hierarchy, the more liberal the system is in permitting such inconsistencies.
Exclusion criteria were evidence of organic brain syndrome or terminal illness.
Inclusion criteria were applied independently by two reviewers, and in case of disagreement, a consensus was reached.
What should be stressed is the importance of meritarian criteria in our general thinking about justice.
They identified a substantial number of young women who had many of the symptoms of anorexia nervosa without fulfilling strict criteria.
Moreover, we recognise that we have tended to fasten on some subset of the evidence based on restrictively 'modern' criteria.
This subdivision, however, is not relevant as far as the rough characterization of post-productivist criteria is concerned.
In other words, they are similar across a number of critical linguistic criteria: verbal complementation, do support, syllabic structure, and phonemic contrast (p. 233).
