Sentence examples for for one criterion from inspiring English sources

All implementations that belong to this solution subset represent a trade-off that is not dominated by any other solution in the design space, i.e., a better value for one criterion is automatically bound to a worsening on the second criterion.

The results show that the optimization cannot be performed for one criterion only.

I haven't seen it in several decades and, if I can get virtually away for one Criterion title this weekend, this would be it.

Although no clear message was delivered with regard to optimal k-mer lengths, it was shown with examples that it is sometimes important to decide if one is most interested in optimizing the sequences of protein-coding genes (the gene space) or in optimizing the whole genome sequence including the intergenic DNA, as what is best for one criterion may not be best for the other.

Our approach for delineating tumor boundaries in MRI is similar to the co-segmentation method used by Bagci et al. [17], except for one criterion: the PET image was 'roughly' segmented first in our approach.

For Zamboni's five criteria, the agreement was no higher than chance for two criteria (2 and 4), little more than slight for two criteria (3 and 5) and fair for one (criterion 1), according to Landis and Koch' s classification.

This approach is advantageous because a model can be good for one criteria but perhaps not for others and still be retained.

With the exception of the Adolescent Resilience Scale and the California Healthy Kids Survey, all of the measures received the highest score for one criteria.

Our index patient and his third daughter fully fulfilled the current IHS criteria for ON, and two other family members fulfilled the current IHS criteria for ON except one criterion; namely, a decrease in pain by anesthetic block.

Although the Supreme Court takes only a small percentage of cases for review, one criterion for acceptance is a split in the circuit courts.

There is no universal standard for choosing a cutoff value for prediction modelling; one criterion for judging appropriateness of the level of cutoff value is weighing benefits and harms due to decisions based on wrong predicted outcomes [ 12].