Sentence examples for dominant criterion from inspiring English sources

David Brooks's criticism of the view that "academic merit" should be the dominant criterion for college admissions, in his review of "The Chosen," by Jerome Karabel (Nov. 6), cries out for critical examination.

Plan-fulfillment as a dominant criterion of success stimulated management to conceal their productive potential so as to get an "easy" plan, while fears of supply shortages encouraged hoarding.

For the double layer capacitor storage the usable energy determines the storage sizing while for the battery storage the charge power is the dominant criterion.

In conclusion, corporate social responsibility is not the most dominant criterion that affects consumer behavior (Boulstridge and Carrigan 2000); service quality, corporate reputation, and CSR-related-transparency remain important standards.

We weight the first term of the multi-objective function with 0.99 as classification accuracy should be the dominant criterion of the search.

Effectiveness (in most cases efficacy), as confirmed by scientific evidence, is the dominant criterion in defining the package.

"Symbolic domination really begins when the misrecognition (meconnaissance) implied by recognition (reconnaissance) leads those who are dominated to apply the dominant criteria of evaluation to their own practices".

Bourdieu and Boltanski suggest that: "Symbolic domination really begins when the misrecognition (meconnaissance ) implied by recognition (reconnaissance ) leads those who are dominated to apply the dominant criteria of evaluation to their own practices".

"I think there is something compliant and servile about believing you have to meet the dominant criteria, and I don't think psychoanalysts should have bought into the scientific model with such eagerness.

Results indicate that the four dominant criteria are Commitment of senior management to GSCM; Product designs that reduce, reuse, recycle, or reclaim materials, components, or energy; Compliance with legal environmental requirements and auditing programs; and Product designs that avoid or reduce toxic or hazardous material use.

Instead of waiting time being used as the dominant criteria for prioritizing cadaveric kidneys, regardless of retransplant status, I propose a lexicographic allocation rule which considers medical need first, then retransplant status, and only then waiting time.