Sentence examples for analogous decision from inspiring English sources

They worry an analogous decision would give support to Rosenstein's successor — who's almost certainly Francisco himself — or Trump to fire the special counsel.

Kevin M. Gold instead suggests that the test used in Valenti v. Rockefeller, an analogous decision over the validity of New York state electoral law.

Analogous decision criteria with a broader focus on community- and ecosystem-level attributes and pressures are only in a nascent stage of development [4] [6].

Clinicians have long relied on an analogous form of decision support such as lists or algorithms for differential diagnosis.

Hence, detectability is analogous to the decision to include a given explanatory variable in a regression analysis, based on the criterion that the variable itself explains a substantial portion of the variability observed in available measurements.

We suggest that an intervention analogous to a decision aid could be developed to enable health consumers to more appropriately specify the level of sharing they wish to have for their personal health information.

"The new US president would have to take the initiative analogous to Kennedy's decision to go to the moon".

Professor Levinson said that what he characterized as a politically tone-deaf decision was analogous to the Dred Scott case, which upheld a slave owner's property rights, in that both represented misguided attempts by the court "to decide an extraordinarily divisive issue in the hope that once they made their decision people would accept the decision and that would be that".

The preferences of different individuals, for example, may be taken to reflect differing evaluative judgments about alternatives so that combining these different preferences into a single decision becomes analogous to resolving value conflicts in the individual case.

In 2001, Upshur and Goel first proposed the Health Care Information Directive (HCID), a patient decision aid analogous to an advance directive in end-of-life care [ 20].

In order to assess the integrity of putative pre-semantic object representations for complex sounds, we devised a test requiring differentiation of real (possible) and novel (impossible) sounds that might be considered an auditory 'object decision' test, analogous to the object decision test in vision (Warrington and James, 1991).