Sentence examples for single criterion of from inspiring English sources
Today, there is no longer a single criterion of status in, say, sports.
The assessment of agricultural performance in the last decades has been forced to move away from a single criterion of productivity towards broader viewpoints.
But all of the benchmarks that ultimately differentiate good universities from mediocre ones are not rolled up into a single criterion of overall performance.
Popper's method of demarcation consists essentially of the single criterion of falsifiability (although some authors have wanted to combine it with the additional criteria that tests are actually performed and their outcomes respected, see Section 4.2).
Note that when α is equal to 0 or 1, the problem is reduced to the single criterion of C max or the weighted mean weighted completion time, respectively.
In practical terms, resuscitation would have been stopped at admission in 90% of these patients by using the single criterion of a normal ScvO2 but only in 52% of patients at 24 h by using a normal lactate criterion.
The problem here with this algorithm, it only considered a single criteria of a network for allocating tasks to VMs while neglecting the VMs energy consumption that may cause these machines to retire forcing tasks to terminate.
Among the 46 cases of severe malaria, 19 (41%) had a single criteria of malaria severity, 15 (33%) had two, and 12 (26%) three or more.
In the first model including each single criteria of MetS (SBP, DBP, waist, fasting glucose, HDL cholesterol and tryglicerides along with diagnosis of diabetes or dyslipidemia), only SBP resulted independently associated with LVH/h2.7 (table 3, model 1).
Since the use of a single criterion for the selection of a representative peak set could be restrictive for the further analysis, we considered three criteria, each with different stringency.
The literature provides no single criterion for malocclusion of primary dentition; therefore most occlusal characteristics were assessed in determining the relationship between malocclusion and feeding patterns.
