Sentence examples for a relevant decision from inspiring English sources
In this context, position based routing is essential for vehicular applications, in which the geographical destination is a relevant decision criterion, as mentioned by Maihofer et al. [10].
The SA is applied to intensify the search for solutions in the neighborhood of the best individuals found by the GA, while the CH determines quickly values for a relevant decision variable of the problem: the processing speed of each machine.
The remaining 12% did not identify a relevant decision and were excluded from subsequent analysis.
The interval before and after which the test is to be given is a relevant decision; a too short interval may over-estimate changes in knowledge because of recall bias.
Box-Jenkins method is a four-step process: Firstly, the variance was stabilized using an appropriate transformation (logarithmic, square root or inverse transformation), based on a mean-range plot analysis as a relevant decision tool.
The interval after which the second version is to be given is a relevant decision; a too long interval may underestimate reliability by allowing actual changes in patients' degree of disability to occur, while a too short interval may overestimate it because of recall bias.
The approach taken in this paper assumes the acceptance of the QALY as a relevant decision-making outcome and the existence of threshold values, either explicit or implicit.
They help illuminate common perceptions patients bring to the table in a shared decision-making context, and can be used to help inform a relevant decision-making aid.
A relevant decision-making trade-off in conservation addresses the conflict between management towards greater stability of functions by protecting and promoting the performance of generalists, and management that prioritizes specialists as superior performers for certain functions despite the greater risk of extinction (see also Devoto et al. 2012).
Kathryn Miller, the university's director of libraries, defended the decision to go digital, saying: "It's a boldly relevant decision to go forward without books".
This information is important for making a payoff relevant decision.
