Weber et al. (1991) reviewed a total of 74 research papers on supplier selection and identified net price (cost), delivery, quality, production capability, geographical location, technical capability, reputation, financial position, performance history and warranty are the most contributed criteria for supplier selection.
As we know different criteria have different impacts in measuring the software reliability and that no software reliability model is optimal for all contributing criteria.
Examples show that the proposed method offers a promising technique for selecting the best model based on a set of contributing criteria.
Obviously different criteria have different impact in measuring the software reliability due to the selection among the existing models and, however, that no software reliability model is optimal for all contributing criteria.
2. Determining contributing criteria in the assessment (with regard to economic, environmental, technological, and sociological/cultural aspects of wastewater reuse) and identifying the relative weights of the criteria using analytic hierarchy process (AHP).
The ANP model is presented in Fig. 3, together with the way the experts contribute; two criteria and four subcriteria were used: exposure and sensitivity; and nonaggravation of asset exposure, reduction of the exposure, reduction of the sensitivity of assets, and nonaggravation of their sensitivity.
CK: Study design, designed the search strategy, reviewed abstracts, developed the review criteria, reviewed the PRO instruments according to the criteria, contributed to manuscript development.
All criteria contributed unique cases: 78% had diabetes diagnosis codes, 66% fulfilled laboratory criteria, and 46% had suggestive prescriptions.
Analyses indicated that inclusion of four distinct CRPS components in the Budapest Criteria contributed to enhanced specificity.
CX developed inclusion and exclusion criteria, contributed to the data analysis and interpretation of the data.
All these criteria contributed to fewer confounding factors and greater homogeneity among the subjects.
