Sentence examples for abbreviated decision from inspiring English sources

Both are associated with abbreviated decision making in the form of heuristics.

Citation format: year of decision; abbreviated title of the court/reporter; the decision or page number.

At the V&A where the abbreviated name became preferred every decision, from programing and collections to public relations and facilities, was an integral element to building the brand.

3. Given the uncertainty and the extremely abbreviated length of time (inform someone, make decision, implement decision, too late gorilla broke his neck) the only HUMAN decision possible was to regretfully kill poor Harambe.

Enrollment occurred in the operating room after the decision was made to perform abbreviated laparotomy.

Some abbreviations are best kept abbreviated, such as GCSE.

The intuitive mode of decision making is characterised by heuristics—short-cuts, abbreviated ways of thinking, maxims, 'seen this many times before', ways of thinking.

In parentheses, type out an abbreviated form of the court's name and the year in which a decision was reached.

Asylum seekers undergo an abbreviated interview process at sea, after which an initial, but in many cases final, decision on their claim to refugee status is made.

Self-reported psychosocial work characteristics were assessed using standardised assessment tools: (1) Karasek's Job Content Questionnaire, measuring job strain (decision latitude and psychological demands), work social support 31 and (2) effort-reward imbalance 32 using abbreviated versions developed for use in birth cohort studies.

Providing this information in an abbreviated manner within the alert rather than expecting the provider to read the resources at the time of clinical decision making, would also improve assessment of the evidence in order to make appropriate therapeutic decisions regarding a DDI.