Sentence examples for adapt decision making from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, at the very end of the 20th century we had evidence that single neurons in PFC encoded the value of outcomes and conveyed information about when to adapt decision making, representations which might provide a functional explanation for the decision-making deficits present in patients with ventral and medial PFC damage.

A novel methodology is proposed to adapt decision-making strategies into our fuzzy-based expert system, AUTOPILOT-BT [ 1].

It leads to deploy maintenance strategy more efficient vs. proactive mainly based on component and functional degradation prognosis process able to set-up adapted maintenance decision making to better master its direct and indirect costs.

The conclusion discusses the need for wildlife institutions to adapt their underlying decision making philosophy including the way science is integrated into decision making processes in light of the changes in social context caused by urbanization.

When elements of objectives are additive (e.g., minimizing the number of extinct species, which is the sum of species extinctions), epistemic uncertainty in the management objective is relatively tractable, and methods to deal with uncertainty in financial investment portfolios 60 can be adapted for conservation decision making.

Open image in new window Fig. 3 The ladder of young people's participation in decision making adapted from Arnstein (1969) with the categories borrowed from Hart (1992).

The addition of the physicians' emphasis to the process of establishing a partnership is seen as a critical point in adapting SDM to chronic care decision making.

We created a conceptual model adapted from the "Rapid Clinical Decision Making in Context" model [ 17], describing factors that may influence clinical decisions in nursing home residents in the setting of acute illness (AI).

National guidelines for economic evaluation agree that a given country's unit costs should be applied to calculations of costs when adapting an analysis for local decision making [ 6].

This paper has highlighted progress and lessons learnt from countries in adapting to HRH challenges through evidence-informed decision making.

Additionally, decision coaching was identified by participants as a way to enhance their engagement in the decision making process using the adapted OPDG.