Sentence examples for contrasting decisions from inspiring English sources

These states were selected because they had comparable political, social, and economic characteristics but had contrasting decisions with respect to adoption.

While the use of two cases (states) with contrasting decisions on adoption of FSSHIP serves as a major strength of this study, the use of only two cases may have limited the scope for exploring factors affecting states' decisions on adoption.

By contrast, decisions about the organisation of Gulf-carrier balance sheets are taken behind closed doors, by dynastic rulers who have no accountability to their citizens.

In the STeLLA program, in contrast, decisions about program design are explicitly guided by a situated cognition theory of teacher learning and a cognitive apprenticeship model of instruction.

By contrast, decisions about firing teachers are inherently about trade-offs: It is important to dismiss ineffective teachers, but also to attract and retain effective teachers".

In contrast, decisions on rate and rhythm control do not appear to be strictly guided by current guideline recommendations.

In contrast, decisions on greenhouse gas emissions influence global climate over many decades, and the impacts on human societies are therefore likely to be increasingly evident over similar periods.

We addressed this question in an fMRI study with a 2 × 2 design that (1) contrasted decisions about action and non-action (visual) features and (2) compared easy, low-control judgements, in which participants selected a globally semantically-related item with more difficult, high-control judgements, in which the target was only related via a specific feature.

In contrast, decision-level fusion takes results from multiple classifiers to compute a single value.

In contrast, decision-makers have not even started to define what fairness in the domain of transport could amount to.

In contrast, decision-analysis techniques offer the potential to analyze the performance of a new technology prior to the availability of long-term clinical outcome data.