Sentence examples for accommodate decisions from inspiring English sources

In order to accommodate decisions rules that are used in processing information, there is good sense in conditioning the parameterisation of stated choice design attributes on these rules.

This paper provides insights from one method that was designed to accommodate decision -making heterogeneity.

Our approach extends the classification criterion described by  Luce (2010b) to accommodate decision makers with risk attitudes that vary as a function of the decision environment.

This paper reveals how methods that accommodate decision -making heterogeneity can be used by retailers to inform product ranging decisions for categories.

Possibility of inconsistency in judgment It is programmable Inconsistency can arise when the number of attributes is large Easily scalable and can adjust in size to accommodate decision making problems due to its hierarchical structure Risk of rank reversal Steps remain the same regardless of the number of attributes   Ability to handle large and complex problems       Not data intensive      .

Tens of millions of dollars of commercials and print advertisements were canceled or postponed to accommodate the decisions by television, radio and newspaper executives to devote sustained coverage to the storm.

However, the plan to sell off the centre now has to accommodate the decision last summer by the Department for Culture, Media & Sport to list the central ring – or "concrete doughnut" – and Studio One of BBC Television Centre, which were designed by Graham Dawbarn of Norman & Dawbarn.

This function can be easily generalized to accommodate more decision criteria.

This suggests that further research into the time required to accommodate patient decision aids into routine care is required as well as research into how other members of the healthcare team may be involved in facilitating the use of decision aids.

Wedgwood introduces a novel decision principle to accommodate Egan's decision problems.

ANP is a multiple criteria decision making (MCDM) method that can accommodate interdependency among decision attributes.