Sentence examples for and finally decision from inspiring English sources
And finally, decision tree classifier was applied to PERG signals to distinguish between healthy eye and diseased eye (macula diseases).
The framework is a linear methodology which is based upon obtaining in turn output from each of the following analyses: hazard analysis; structural analysis; loss analysis, and finally decision making based on variables of interest, such as downtime or cost to repair.
Policy makers were those who provided advice about how CED should be used in the decision-making process and finally decision makers were those who worked in government funded agencies and who took the evidence generated from the studies to make a final decision about funding the drug or technology.
The key areas that we wanted to explore with patients were attitudes to taking medication generally and specifically in relation to CVD prevention, whether the risk and benefit information provided in the study was helpful and desirable in decision-making and finally, whose decision the patients felt it should be about whether to take the preventative medication.
Finally, decision and authorisation completed the third element of informed consent (Beauchamp & Childress, 2013).
This marriage moved from the grievances of stereotypical gender roles to a partnership that had to grow to accommodate dramatic change: a time when Rehm's success in her career exceeded that of her husband; and later, John's helplessness from Parkinson's disease; later still, their mutual decision to move him into Assisted Living; and finally, his decision to end his life.
And, finally, a decision may "disapprove a practice this Court arguably has sanctioned in prior cases". Ibid.
His political enemies-the very qualities that made him popular inspired distrust, fear, and finally, the decision to crush what he had come to symbolize.
In the emergency room, there were more blood tests, more vomiting and more diarrhea, and finally the decision was made to admit the patient.
And finally, the decision by Mr. Huntsman to focus Republican voters on their dislike of Mr. Obama may be part of a broader effort to distance himself from the president.
