Sentence examples for clear-cut decision making from inspiring English sources

This new approach leads to a straightforward estimation of the applicability of RD to real systems, prior to performing any rigorous process simulations and without any clear-cut decision making (as used in previous studies).

Since it is unlikely that a single biomarker will be enough to make a clear-cut decision regarding the diagnosis and/or prognosis of prostate cancer, efforts have been made to also evaluate the combination of a panel of complimentary biomarkers.

If you accept the Atlantic Coast Conference argument (and I don't) that geography and greater revenues make for a clear-cut decision for Miami, how do we justify the A.C.C.'s invitations to Syracuse and Boston College?

I've noticed that many leaders seem to struggle with creativity; instead, they opt for clear-cut and rational decision making.

However, for other proteins, two or more classes have equally high scores indicating that the classifier does not have enough information to make a clear-cut decision.

It is often very difficult to make a clear-cut decision on whether any measure is wholly English since many bills have a financial impact on the UK as a whole, often affecting Treasury grants for the devolved nations.

He left behind Chicago, the city he adopted after graduation and before his mother grew ill, and made a clear-cut decision.

There is an emphatic and simple "yes" from Ramprakash when he is asked if making himself available for the tour was a clear-cut decision.

MacNicol: We make a mistake by thinking about it as a clear-cut decision.

"It is a clear-cut decision.

"As an athlete you want a clear-cut decision about individual athletes.