Sentence examples for abilities of making decisions from inspiring English sources
13 Executive cognitive functions (ECF), which encompass the cognitive abilities of making decisions, judging, and suiting behaviors in order to solve problems, 14 like any other cognitive function, may be impaired in the elderly.
"He has the ability of decision-making" by consent, not fiat, Dean Hart said.
The idealised analytical models are not appropriate for observing commuters' behaviour dynamics as they lack the ability of representing decision-making processes occurring in a complex dynamic environment.
It also responds to the third challenge by increasing the ability of the decision-making entity to take on the complexity of the environment by broadening the decision-maker base.
Technical efficiency (TE) refers to the ability of a decision-making unit (DMU) to produce the maximum feasible output from a given bundle of inputs (Farrell 1957; Xiaogang et al. 2005).
A pattern-oriented modeling (POM) and abductive reasoning approach is used to compare the ability of alternative decision-making models to explain empirical patterns of housing and insurance market dynamics.
Uncertainty becomes particularly important in decision-making when it influences the ability of the decision-makers to understand or solve a problem.
It requires on the one hand an age-appropriate, factual approach that facilitates development of social cognitive abilities, and emphasizes decision-making skills and includes methods for avoiding early, coerced or unprotected sex and pregnancy.
How will their decision-making abilities and decisions be judged to be in the best interests of the patient?
Dr. Cassell concluded that the decision-making abilities of the very sick were similar to those of children under 10.
