Sentence examples for under a single criterion from inspiring English sources

In contrast, it is common practice to explore the adequacy of a methodology for a single set of empirical data or under a single criterion for phylogenetic inference [ 5, 16, 43].

Belyaev's hypothesis was that all domesticated species had been selected for a single criterion: tameness.

"The problem with having just a single criterion is that it's all or nothing".

(A Chinese banker explained to me that he uses Jiayuan to filter for a single criterion — height — which provides him with a bevy of fashion models).

Shows like "Ways of the Rivers" can make more conventional presentations feel static and tepid, restricted to a single criterion for what art should be, i.e., beautiful.

These approaches work under the assumption that: (1) nominal capacity of each link is completely reduced when interdicted and (2) there is a single criterion to optimize.

In What Is Life? (1944), the Nobel physicist Erwin Schrödinger narrowed it down to a single criterion -- negative entropy, or "negentropy".

Then there is the common mistake of comparing based on only a single criterion such as the interest rate.

Many jurisdictions, like Connecticut, require that deportations be accompanied by the fulfillment of a single criterion like a final order of removal, an arrest warrant, or gang membership.

Using revised August 2006 WHO criteria for diagnosis of HIV infection in children under 18 months results in a 53.6% specificity, 17.7% lower than the 2005 WHO clinical guidelines, merely due to the acceptance of unexplained severe malnutrition as a single criterion defining stage 4 HIV infection.

The analyses of PEDIS under the single criterion of perfusion ("P") showed a significantly lower overall complication rate when no symptoms or signs of peripheral artery occlusive disease (PAD) were apparent when compared to feet with symptoms or signs of PAD or manifest critical limb ischemia (CLI) (P1 vs. P2 and P3; p < 0.05; Fig.  4).