Sentence examples for a form of decision from inspiring English sources
It is concluded that the time tunnels display design concept has potential as a form of decision support and is worthy of additional research efforts.
This study suggests that the Gold Book DA provides a form of decision support that dementia carers do not otherwise receive.
Such knowledge could be used as a form of decision support or as an educational tool by teams during weekly patient care meetings.
"The written report and contract is great because it is a reminder of the measures decided upon" "The fact that it is written down as a form of decision or contract makes it stronger than if we had just said we were going to do things".
This mode of providing orientation by future studies matches the decision-theoretical concept of "rational choice", and decision-making shall be supported by futures studies as a form of classic "decision support".
Shared decision making is a particular expression of patient-centered care that seeks to establish a form of clinical decision making that lies between paternalism ("doctor knows best") and the provision of technical information to patients to allow them to decide for themselves ("patient sovereignty") (President's Commission 1982, 36).
Such a knowledge base could provide a form of clinical decision support to ensure that related diagnoses are not missed, or even to support the entry into the PSL of related problems that a clinician may not have thought to enter into the EHR.
One approach to facilitating such communication is to provide support for both clinicians and patients, via accessible and targeted educational material in a form of a decision aid tool.
random beliefs can be considered as a form of optimal decision-making under information processing constraints.
Studies over the past 60 years have shown that honeybee swarms use quorum sensing, a form of decentralized decision-making, to choose a suitable nest site, but many gaps remain in our understanding of this process.
54 To Warnock, 'there was no such thing as a moral expert', and bioethics should function as a form of 'corporate decision-making' for various professions and interest groups.
