Sentence examples for a decision maker with a from inspiring English sources

Omitting unsupported solutions in Fig. 4 would leave a larger gap in the cost range between 14,000 and 18,000 and may thus hide meaningful solutions for a decision maker with a low budget.

Although a cost-effectiveness analysis provides information on value for money to a decision maker with a long-term perspective on investing in health, it is not equivalent to providing information on affordability to the payer for whom the short-term perspective is more relevant.

The two contrasting (but practical) cases of function of utility, that is characteristic of a decision maker with an aversion to risk, and decision maker with a predilection to risk, are then analysed in detail.

Figure 1 Comparison between (a) a fully rational decision maker and (b) a decision maker with random beliefs.

Estimating Eq. (3) provides a set of probabilities for j + 1 land management practice choices for a decision maker with characteristics denoted by X ij.

It would shock the climate delegates accustomed to gridlock and indecision to see a decision maker with the Fed's resources at a UN climate conference.

Then, by combining the extended TRS and a fuzzy nonlinear regression, a novel model is proposed to configure a permit trading structure and provide decision maker with a wealth of cost-effective management strategies.

Building performance can be expressed by different indicators such as primary energy use, environmental load and/or the indoor environmental quality and a building performance simulation can provide the decision maker with a quantitative measure of the extent to which an integrated design solution satisfies the design objectives and criteria.

DST provides the decision maker with an overall qualitative evaluation of the examined investment promptly with minimum effort.

This means candidates are having conversations with a decision maker at a startup significantly faster than with larger corporations.

Learning the recurrent themes can arm a decision-maker with greater sensitivity to the trends and issues that really matter.