The phrase "a criterion in which" is not correct in standard English usage.
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct phrase would be "a criterion by which" or "a criterion for."
Example: "The study established a criterion by which we can evaluate the effectiveness of the new treatment."
Alternatives: "a standard by which" or "a measure for."
As Table 1 shows, a factor was obtained with an eigenvalue higher than 1 by assigning the factor an item as a criterion in that which presents a factorial load over 0.40, which explained 52.1% of total variance.
The Precise Consensus Consistency Matrix (PCCM) is an AHP-Group Decision Making (AHP-GDM) tool, defined by Aguarón et al. [2] and developed in a local context (a single criterion) in which the decision makers are assigned the same weights.
Capacity of the service was a key criterion, in which no other service scored higher than Design 2.1.
Applying a 'strict' criterion in which SNPs were accepted when at least 33% of the reads differed from the reference sequence and the minor allele was observed at least eight times, a total of 1,585 SNPs were identified.
Of special note is the use of a constraint to impose a realistic design criterion, in which a brace can be selected only if its area lies within specified bound limits.
To be characterized as an actual Event, a candidate must meet all criteria, in which case it is passed to the output.
These values are smaller than those using mean stress as an addition criterion, in which the values are 0.674 and 0.308, respectively.
Along these lines, we evaluated predictive capacity of models based upon a cross-validation criterion, in which a model is first constructed using one set of subjects (i.e., a training set), and then used to generate risk scores for a distinct set of subjects (i.e., a testing set).
In [8], the authors propose a relay selection criterion in which the relay with the maximum SNR in relay-to-destination link cooperates.
