Sentences with phrase «simple decision criterion»

Subsequently, a simple decision criterion is applied to determine whether the investment in the fund should be retained.

Not exact matches

For those mothers who don't meet the criteria, it provides a simple way for them to make educated decisions about their family's nighttime parenting.

More specifically, she believes that, because any pairings that result from these quick decisions will be based on relatively simple criteria, having lots of dating options is `' a strategy [which] may be better suited for daters who are looking for casual sex as opposed to a long - term partner.»

And the simple truth is that regardless of what criteria the district says they use to make the decision, it's pretty much unrelated to the actual outcome of what they adopt.

While these kinds of credit decision - making factors may still be alive and well within a particular card issuer's policy criteria (subjective reasons, not related to credit scoring) or custom credit score developed for its own use, they are not part of any widely used credit scoring systems, such as FICO, for a simple reason: such information has not been shown to be reliable predictors of future credit risk.

Recently Tails of Help conducted a review of the funding limits and the financial need categories of eligible pet owners... that has assisted Tails of Help to make significant changes that we believe will make the program accessible for more Alberta pet owners in financial hardship, while still keeping the process simple, with clear qualification criteria that make it easy for clinics to make their decision about submitting an application for their client.

As with all human interventions, it is important to consider entire processes and their associated impacts rather than seeking simple criteria upon which to base our decisions.

As can be evidenced from the transcript, the judge has specifically instructed the two jurors working as engineers at the local tech companies that they'd have to «forget» what they know about both the software engineering and the patent law itself, too, starting their work on the whole case with a completely clean sheet, using a very simple criteria for making decisions:

At ResumesExpert we believe that most of the criteria and principles Hiring Managers stick to when making decisions can be squeezed into one simple question — «Why Should This Candidate Be Hired?»