Sentence examples for Altruistic decision from inspiring English sources

Maybe it was an altruistic decision, but I decided I can stay here for another year and try to work".

This was not fundamentally an altruistic decision, but rather a chance to hit back at Wal-Mart's critics and make money, whilst also doing good.

Newman describes Columbia's contribution of vast numbers of sequences of human genetic messages to a national public library of DNA sequences, an altruistic decision that has placed Columbia squarely between two very large millstones, the Merck and SmithKlineBeecham pharmaceutical companies.

"The scheme has allowed Lady Thatcher's heirs to reduce their tax bill, but in truth it was a highly altruistic decision by them because they could have got more for the papers in the US".

The altruistic decision of cooperation with other network entities may result in an improvement of the overall network performance and concurrently achieve an egoistic interest of self improvement.

Using simulation results in Section 5.3 we will compare the performance of the coalition formation based on altruistic decision with the selfish decision in terms of average throughput per CR, for different network sizes.

However, despite the relevance of altruistic decisions to understanding vulnerability, as well as everyday psychosocial functioning, in MDD, their functional neuroanatomy is unknown.

How do you make altruistic decisions today that benefit people tomorrow?" For those who worry that we'll never come together to protect our planet, a provocative new study involving game theory, conducted by Nowak and a colleague at Yale University, offers a glimmer of hope.

It seems plausible that rapidly advancing medical technology in combination with societal values and expectations and the fact that women in most circumstances make choices in the best interest of the fetus [ 29] may over time push pregnant women to make more altruistic decisions in relation to their pregnancies.

Together, these areas form a cortical brain network which is recruited by the collectivist to apply their orientation towards other people with an altruistic attitude to decision processes, underpinning our theory-driven hypothesis of how a neurobiological correlate of a collectivistic moral concept might be organized to reach a decision.

The most commonly identified motivator for becoming an organ donor was a desire to help others in need, highlighting the importance of altruistic motivations in the decision to become an organ donor.