Sentence examples for range of criterion from inspiring English sources

The area under the ROC curve is a measure of the sensitivity over a range of criterion levels and varies from 0.5 when there is an equal likelihood of glaucoma patients and normal subjects exceeding the specified criterion to 1.0 when there is perfect discrimination of glaucoma patients from normal subjects.

But the Home Office said the "success of officers in upholding asylum decisions" was only one of a range of criteria used to monitor staff performance.

A shortlist of 12 players was decided through a combination of match statistics, analysing the best performing players across a set range of criteria and a public vote.

Together with four other sub-Saharan countries – South Africa, Niger, Togo and Malawi – Kenya made the largest gains globally across a range of criteria, from health to political participation.

It wins the same rank in Mo Ibrahim's governance index, which uses a wider range of criteria.

And experimental sites like newstrust.net hope to create ratings systems from authorities who evaluate news articles on a range of criteria, and are themselves rated by the raters.

She said that a range of criteria factor into the network's decision to renew a show, from ratings to cost-benefit analysis to online video hits to intangible cultural buzz.

Funded by the National Union of Students (NUS), the bright 'n' green programme trains students to identify – and advise on – a wide range of criteria, including energy, water efficiency, building structure and well-being.

Parliamentarians instead agreed to let doctors make the call on whether a model is too thin, taking into account a range of criteria, including age, gender and body shape.

Its algorithm uses a range of criteria, including work experience and education, but also work descriptions that indicated a high likelihood of other skills.

The tool will allow researchers to narrow down their search areas to range of criteria from specific diseases or drugs to age groups or types of information such as graphs or data sets.