Sentence examples for a decision recommendation from inspiring English sources

Predictive models that estimate risk without recommending particular decisions are less likely to change provider behavior and outcomes than those that translate risk into a decision recommendation.

A decision recommendation for consumers could be, for instance, that seasonal consumption of local foods is to be preferred over out-of-season fruits and vegetables that are imported by plane.

Decision recommendation: In a population derived from crossing RIL lines, that were developed from a cross between two distinct rice inbreds (Zhenshan 97 and Minghui 63), Jian Wang and colleagues investigate: a) expression levels for small RNAs between 18 and 26 nt in length, b) mRNA expression levels and c) (genome-wide) DNA methylation by bisulfite sequencing.

What should a team do when it's tasked with making a decision or recommendation but can't reach consensus?

Outcomes are rated on a scale from 1-9: a rating of 7-9 indicathat thet the outcome is critical for a decision or recommendation; a rating of 4-6 itdisatimportant importand; and, a rating of 1-3 itdisatinotimportant important.

The decision recommendation for food producers would thus be to search for such alternative heat energy sources or to avoid heating as much as possible.

A decision on the recommendation is expected to be made at a meeting on 14 May of the National Narcotics Council, the body which sets Colombia's drug policy.

Miliband decided he would press ahead with the Commons debate and focus on the need to allow the police to carry out their investigation before Hunt made a decision on any recommendation from the commission.

Faced with parents who are up in arms over a proposal that La Cañada High School's standard of 6,960 instructional minutes per summer-school class be applied to non-district summer schools, the school board Tuesday tabled a decision on the recommendation.

All co-authors were asked to indicate their agreement, disagreement or whether they preferred to abstain from a decision on a recommendation.

In this sample, most respondents reported high levels of trust, but the small proportion (9%) with low trust were more likely to want to make a decision without a recommendation.