Sentence examples for alter decision-making from inspiring English sources
In the last few years, studies have shown that TMS of this brain region with a standard protocol (one pulse per second for 10 to 30 minutes) can alter decision-making in the face of unfairness, improve the symptoms of depression, and increase risk-taking behavior.
She said that she had repeatedly expressed concerns that the changes would affect "the college's academic quality and financial health," and that she recently realized that "the structural transformations intended to fundamentally alter decision-making in and for the college cannot be stopped".
He notes that the genetic and environmental influences at play are far more complex in people, but he thinks the study will facilitate further investigation of how early alcohol exposure could alter decision-making circuitry in the brain.
Even though different discount rates produced different outputs, they would not significantly alter decision-making (see additional file 2: graphic S1).
These data suggest that decreasing 5-HT does not necessarily increase impulsive choice per se, but does alter decision-making based on changes in the value of reward and rewarding stimuli.
More importantly, our findings indicate that depressed patients show altered decision-making behavior in social interaction contexts.
The WCST data suggest that impairments in global executive function do not underlie altered decision making in CD.
The QL model predictions differ substantially from those of the MM, to the point where it may alter decision making.
ATD has been reported to alter decision making in executive tasks, but this may be the result of changes in impulsivity rather than an effect on planning per se [ 31, 32].
It is also possible that the presence of a respiratory comorbidity alters decision-making by anaesthetists, making them more likely to institute a new neuraxial technique rather than extending the existing epidural in an effort to avoid general anaesthesia and intubation.
There will be opportunities to change their minds, influence their behaviour, alter their decision-making process.
