Sentence examples for autonomously decided from inspiring English sources

Further, despite the longstanding legal doctrine that no one can justifiably consent to be killed (on which more later), it surely is relevant to the justification of an act of killing that the person killed has autonomously decided that she would be better off dead and asks to be helped to die.

The improvement strategy, aiming to implement better blood pressure measurement, empowerment of patients, and higher therapeutic adherence, was autonomously decided upon by the authors themselves together with the other GPs who participated in the improvement effort.

Each proxy autonomously decides on the best mechanism based on the object's popularity and modification rates.

This question is important, even if multiple equilibrium points with the same payoff have been identified, since each player may autonomously decide to stay in a different strategy.

In this case, upon completion of the execution, the operation is expected to autonomously decide the link to follow, for example based on some result code or exception encountered during processing.

An important component of the proposed architecture is that the mobile nodes autonomously decide their path based on local information (their own beliefs and measurements as well as information collected from the stationary sensors in a neighborhood around them).

Thus, the design of effective techniques that allow the single antenna devices to autonomously decide when and with whom to cooperate with the aim of obtaining power savings in the reverse link is a matter of vital importance in communication systems [22,23].

Overall, the participants acknowledged that patients should be guided in autonomously deciding to accept a treatment.

We analyse the features and scope of formally adopted strategic documents that Italian PHOs are expected to produce, or that they autonomously decide to develop.

NE drugs' addictive potential may curtail individual autonomy in a highly problematic way, for addiction clearly undermines a person's capacity to autonomously decide on whether or not to use NE drugs [ 30, 31].

The underlying ideas seem to be as follows: I am strong enough to withstand becoming addicted and I want to autonomously decide on whether or not to take the drug.