criteria

(noun)

Standards for judgement or evaluation.

Examples of criteria in the following topics:

  • Methods

    • Scientific papers need a thorough description of methodology in order to prove that a project meets the criteria of scientific objectivity: a testable hypothesis and reproducible results.

  • Turning Your Topic Into a Question

    • However, it should work towards figuring out how to meet the criteria of a successful problem statement.
    • The question, "How does Hamlet lay out criteria for ‘successful' revenge?

  • Overview of the IMRAD Model

    • Explain your selection criteria early on—why did you choose each of your sources?

  • Step 7: Completing a Final Review

    • This is also your last chance to make sure you meet the criteria of the assignment.

  • Generating Further Questions

    • Scholarly articles should be evaluated based on criteria such as thoroughness, credibility, and accuracy.

  • Evaluating Sources

    • If a source meets all these criteria, it is safe to use.

  • The Basics of Quotations

    • This one meets all the criteria.

  • Brainstorming and Choosing Your Topic

    • In the coming section, we will discuss strategies for thinking of topics that meet both criteria.

  • Step 4: Drafting

    • Scholarly articles should be evaluated based on criteria such as thoroughness, credibility, and accuracy.