The phrase "a single criteria" is not correct in English; it should be "a single criterion." You can use "a single criterion" when referring to one standard or principle used for judgment or evaluation.
Example: "The project will be evaluated based on a single criterion: the quality of the final product."
Alternatives: "one standard" or "a single standard."
Pirc added that it had other concerns about the executives being able to earn 500% of salary when "pay out is possible on achievement of a single criteria" while it also criticised linking "dividends to incentives".
The problem here with this algorithm, it only considered a single criteria of a network for allocating tasks to VMs while neglecting the VMs energy consumption that may cause these machines to retire forcing tasks to terminate.
While numerous computational methods have been developed that use genome-scale models to propose mutants for the purpose of metabolic engineering, they generally compare mutants based on a single criteria (e.g., production rate at a mutant׳s maximum growth rate).
Among the 46 cases of severe malaria, 19 (41%) had a single criteria of malaria severity, 15 (33%) had two, and 12 (26%) three or more.
Nevertheless, DFI ranking is superior, since it is a single criteria and as accurate as the combination of fold change and p-value criteria of the other methods.
Belyaev's hypothesis was that all domesticated species had been selected for a single criterion: tameness.
(A Chinese banker explained to me that he uses Jiayuan to filter for a single criterion — height — which provides him with a bevy of fashion models).
Shows like "Ways of the Rivers" can make more conventional presentations feel static and tepid, restricted to a single criterion for what art should be, i.e., beautiful.
For moviegoers who have found themselves, as a result, constitutionally averse to watching a faithful canine expire on camera, there's a list available for consultation at doesthedogdie.com, a Web site that catalogues thousands of movies by a single criterion.
Dr Wendler's program achieved an almost identical result 78.5%.Since that result is based on a single criterion, the 1% rule, Dr Wendler reckons he can beat it by adding other factors to the program.
