The GP's initial diagnosis contributed to the decision made by the panel.
An understanding of the design and its implications is useful to policy-makers who are considering changes to facilitate the integration, availability, or valorization of flexibility, while also contributing to the decision-making of flexibility investors and operators.
This ubiquity of value coding across different brain areas has not only made it difficult to understand the specialized functions of different PFC areas (Wallis & Kennerley, 2010) but also has raised speculation that value coding in some brain areas may represent other functions beyond contributing to the decision-making process.
Our study indicates also, that psychosocial distress contributed to the decision making, especially when patients had made an advance directive with requests for sedation in the last phase of life.
"The market and economic factors contributing to the decision include the unfavourable Australian dollar that makes exports unviable, high costs of manufacturing and low economies of scale for our vehicle production and local supplier base".
Members of protein kinase family are involved in innumerable signal transduction pathways contributing in the decision making on variety of cellular processes such as cell growth, development, differentiation, metabolism, cell communication and apoptosis.
It may be a reflection on perceived poor local services or seemingly better services in the city and further research is needed to ascertain this and to determine to what extent either of these views contribute to the decision and who makes the decision.
These findings have largely contributed to the decision of program funders to make ARV drugs and routine tests available free of charge throughout the continent.
He confirmed that residents who fail to fill out the census could face criminal prosecution, an issue that contributed to the decision by the Harper government to make the 2011 census voluntary.
In the absence of a qualitative analysis, it is difficult to know whether experience, clinical knowledge or tacit knowledge contributed to the decisions the consultants made.
