Sentence examples for problem of criteria from inspiring English sources

The problem of criteria in project evaluation was studied by Parfenova (2009) who discussed socio-economic criteria for industrial agricultural projects aimed at regional economic growth and improving general living standards.

On the basis of the numerical findings, this study concludes that the proposed framework can successfully address the problem of criteria weighting and assessing the building envelope sustainable performance towards achieving building sustainability.

The problem of criterion 2 is that the error rate degradation will increase for more bits per cell.

Being an objective measure of OPA it overcomes the problem of criterion validity of questionnaires [ 23].

In the RA population it has been suggested that a cut-off of 19 may be more appropriate because of the problem of criterion contamination with somatic items [ 31].

There is a problem of setting criteria of space weather forecast quality that allows estimation of the economic effectiveness of forecasts in comparison with other methods for real users.

The question of variety in the number of cell classes across species leaves open the more epistemological problem of which criteria are used to homologise cell groups across taxa.

The study also highlights a common problem of diagnostic/classification criteria: In the classification setting a higher sensitivity will allow more patients with true RA to go into early studies, accepting the fact that some will be included falsely.

What is at stake in these arguments is "the problem of the criterion"—i.e., the problem of determining a justifiable standard against which to measure the worth or validity of judgments, or claims to knowledge.

Technically this is a problem of multi-criteria optimization, which can be tackled from different views.

In a number of places he said that the problem of the criterion could be answered only by begging the question.