Sentence examples for any one criterion from inspiring English sources

One option is said to outrank another if it outperforms the other on enough criteria of sufficient importance (as reflected by the sum of the criteria weights) and is not outperformed by the other option in the sense of recording a significantly inferior performance on any one criterion.

The outranking concept indirectly captures some of the political realities of decision-making, by downgrading options that perform badly on any one criterion (which might in turn activate strong lobbying from concerned parties and difficulty in implementing the option in question).

Evidently, the applicability of any one criterion might be limited depending on the life history characteristics of the species targeted for reintroduction (Seddon 1999).

We combine the three binary images above to better isolate the lake from the remainder of the image, because the composited data are more consistently effective than any one criterion at detecting the lake surface owing to changing activity and shifting viewing conditions.

The criteria overlap substantially but are sufficiently independent that the single-minded pursuit of any one criterion may lead to poor welfare as judged by the others.

These criteria feature in many legal systems and in philosophical accounts of respect for autonomy, such that the failure to satisfy any one criterion might render a decision non-autonomous.

"Judging people on one criterion is not the way to do admissions policy," he said.

On one criterion, organisational transparency, they outperformed the publicly listed firms in the 2014 report.

The government poses one criterion on information control, that is, whether it undermines its rule.

Of the four quality assessment criteria listed in section II.C., each article fulfilled criteria 1 and 2 and any one of criterion 3 or 4. Within these 29 articles, 23 distinct RMNCH interventions were evaluated.

And in any case, impact is but one criterion used by the committees.