Sentence examples for analysts decision from inspiring English sources

Thomson's forecast of 21percentt corporate earnings growth, when all the quarter's reports are in, is distorted somewhat by many analysts' decision this year to begin assessing Lucent by using generally accepted accounting practices, rather than the so-called pro forma basis employed by some companies to make their financial performance look better.

The content, format, and style of the decision aid were developed using current literature on risk communication [ 24- 28] as well as the advice of clinicians, health policy analysts, decision analysts, information architecture experts, and an advisory board.

Therefore, this study could help healthcare analysts, decision makers, and others improve their understanding of the role of communities in the governance of district health systems and form the foundation for many of the ongoing efforts to promote community participation in planning and priority-setting processes.

The Justice Department inquiry, which began before the Standard & Poor's downgrade of the United States' debt, is centered on whether analysts' decisions to assign securities a low credit rating on subprime mortgage loans were overruled by business managers.

By providing participants (citizens, analysts, decision-makers) with access to and explanation of relevant data, analysts could, for example, contribute to public policy discussion and so to public learning and political empowerment.

This investigation may help to guide neuroimaging analysts' decisions regarding the extent of stroke-related tissue damage to include in lesion analysis procedures for future lesion-based studies.

Only those echolocation sequences were used in further analysis that had several distinct whistles allowing for a confident analyst decision on the origin of these signals.

In today's model, compliance rules and analyst decisions set an employee's access to databases and specific fields.

At my company, Respond Software, meeting this challenge by emulating expert security analyst decision-making and judgment to handle the massive scale and repetitive tasks necessitated by today's threat landscape is exactly what we aim to do.

These manual analyst decisions were based on differences in the signals, with melon-headed whale whistles being lower in frequency, shorter in duration, with less modulation than those of other delphinids commonly encountered in these waters (see "Supplementary Material 1": Fig. S1, Table S1, and Table S2, as well as values from literature (Watkins et al. 1997; Frankel and Yin 2010)).

On the other hand, there are now so many tools with such a wide range of requirements and capabilities that it can be difficult for analysts and decision makers to know which tool best suits their decision-making needs.