Sentence examples similar to Regulated decision making from inspiring English sources
A community elected board that promotes the interests of the residents regulates decision-making.
This suggests that in Nematostella, unlike in bilaterians, either the primary function of Notch is to regulate a decision making process between alternate neural fates, or that Notch has different roles in different neural cell types (Marlow et al., 2012).
At the psychological level, we can expect reproductive decision making to be regulated by equivalent cognitive mechanisms utilizing environmental information on observed or expected relationships between parental investment and offspring development (Kaplan 1996; Kaplan and Gangestad 2005).
Zhou J et al(133) emphasize that considering that activation of HIF-1 provokes pro-survival as well as pro-death decisions under hypoxia, it will be crucial to understand decision making processes in regulating cell death, adaptation and chemoresistance.
Our model therefore includes a regulated decision-making process, called Checkpoint, which controls execution of one of the following options: (1) degrade (which includes decapping as a first subprocess), (2) store (sequestrate), and (3) unload (a condition for the P body-Ribosome Transport process, which releases mRNA back to the Ribosome).
Decision making in the provision of publicly funded VE programmes is highly regulated.
Relative social status strongly regulates human behavior, yet this factor has been largely ignored in research on risky decision making.
If you have a very centralized decision making process, then you have the advantage that you can decide to regulate something, and your decision will come into effect.
From about 2000 on, there was a decision made in Washington not to regulate these markets.
