Sentence examples for only one criterion from inspiring English sources

In Dimension 2 (Potential Teaching/Learning Effectiveness), only one criterion (7) was rated >3.6 on both counts while two criteria (8 and 9) were rated >3.6 in regard to criticality only.

16 A clear programmatic advantage of the strategy is that there would be only one criterion for a person to be placed on treatment, namely HIV status.

First, while there is a rapidly growing evidence-base to guide priority setting decisions on HIV treatment, its included studies typically consider only one criterion at a time and thus fail to capture the broad range of values that stakeholders have.

True, the enterprise lost $50 million, but profitability is only one criterion for advancement at Condé Nast.

At base you have only one criterion: If something interests you, it goes in — if not, it stays out.

When a Russian paper asked him about the gay issue, he said, "As a director of the theatre, I have only one criterion: ability, talent".

Most employers now generally either avoid it or use length of service as only one criteria out of many.

He added that the valuation was only one criteria in deciding whether or not the taxpayer had received value for money, as the company could have withered – and its services put at risk – without access to private capital to invest in its future.

Patient could be recruited in the study if at least only one criteria was met. Figure 1 shows the flowchart of recruitment.

The prevalences of asymptomatic CHD among the patients who met only one criteria and among the patients who met more than one of the four inclusion criteria for vascular complications were not significantly different (p=0.50).

Four NBCCS patients had only one major criterion plus two, four or five minor criteria.