The phrase "a stepwise decision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a decision-making process that is made in a series of steps or stages.
Example: "The committee reached a stepwise decision after evaluating all the options presented to them."
Alternatives: "a gradual decision" or "a phased decision".
We expanded a stepwise decision tree to assess the likelihood of NMDR relationships reported.
Then, a stepwise decision tree was developed as a tool to standardize analysis for data reliability of observed in vivo NMDR relationships for risk assessment.
A stepwise decision support is provided: First, the surgeon and the patient get assistance whether or not a surgical procedure is appropriate.
A stepwise decision tree was developed to assess whether observed NMDR profiles for EDCs could be used in the context of risk assessment.
A stepwise decision tree was developed as a tool to standardize the analysis of NMDR relationships observed in the literature with the final aim to use these results in a Risk Assessment purpose.
To consider all criteria in a systematic way, the stepwise decision tree previously described in the Material and Methods section was applied to each selected NMDR profile reported for 10 BPA in vivo studies reporting NMDR curves.
Decision tree is a data mining model with the stepwise decision making procedure.
Lastly, the developed stepwise decision tree is applied to a case study focused on BPA in vivo studies showing NMDR.
When applied in accordance with the stepwise decision approach presented, the TTC concept fulfills a narrow but important role in chemical risk management.
Stepwise decision making aiming to identify short-term strategies in the face of long-term uncertainties, by incorporating additional information over time and making mid-course corrections.
Dynamic programming [19] can be utilized to solve the problem, which is viewed as the result of a sequence of stepwise decisions.
