Sentence examples for relative criterion from inspiring English sources

However, MCA results depend crucially on the methodology applied to estimate the relative criterion weights.

Some researchers have constructed a mask according to relative criterion to determine which part of the gait should be used for recognition [12, 13].

Hence, two criteria for evaluating the possibilities of local deposition are introduced: (1) Relative criterion (RC) = u*/ u_{text{in}}^) = 1, which means if the local friction velocity u* is lower than (u_{text{in}}^,) snow accumulation will happen; otherwise, the ground is scoured and the lines are in safety.

Therefore and to avoid predominantly filtering out genes with large mean expression (which would result from the use of a fixed threshold on fitted intercepts), we used a relative criterion and eliminated genes with a ratio of fitted intercept over mean expression greater or equal to 0.5 (Additional file 3: Figure S2).

As to concerns over the equality principle, we should consider that, apart from absolute exclusions (which qualify as discrimination - as on race, gender, sexual inclination, and religion), this principle 'merely' calls for proper relative criteria - relative to the purpose or objective of the scheme and government power involved.

Three relative criteria, primary energy saving (PES), CO2 emission reduction (CO2ER), and annual total cost saving (ATCS) are employed to evaluate the respective performances of CCHP systems for a hypothetical building in five different climate zones from the technical, environmental and economic aspects.

Thus, the capacity toxicity ratio (Rg = C/T), the capacity price ratio (Re = C/P), and the capacity toxicity price ratio (Rge = C/TP), were proposed as relative criteria for assessing the greenness, the economy, and the green-economy for CO2 capture by ILs, respectively.

Using this strategy, the best solutions for refolding of each insoluble domain were chosen according to relative criteria of yield, solubility and his-tag affinity.

Relative criteria for non-optimally resectable disease have been developed [ 7].

Relative criteria for non-optimally resectable disease have been developed [ 5, 6].

Those with a history of hypertension, diabetes mellitus, or hyperglycemia were considered to match the relative criteria.