Sentence examples for contributions to decision from inspiring English sources
For his many contributions to decision science and conflict resolution, he was bestowed with an honorary PhD from several institutions, including Harvard University.
They reformulate the improved v-FSVM so that different input points can make different contributions to decision hyperplane.
We recommend that hospitals develop and implement protocols for decision making in the care of the severely demented to promote open discussions among providers and families and to increase family contributions to decision making.
First, involvement of COMT in dopaminergic contributions to decision making and reward has hitherto been demonstrated in relatively complex paradigms (47 50), but our gambling task data show that even the simple trait of risky decision making is affected by COMT: high COMT activity is associated with making a higher proportion of large gambles (risky choices) compared with low COMT activity.
Collective action for sustainability must be guided by a leadership paradigm that is inspirational, fosters commitment by various actors and acknowledges the role of collective contributions to decision-making.
Additional evidence that the pLPFC and preSMA make different contributions to decision-making come from the analysis of false alarm trials (i.e., trials in which subjects made an early response when there was 0% motion coherence at the time of that response).
BOLD signals in the rmPFC and dACC both correlate with the relative value of two prospects under consideration, but do so with opposite sign, which has led researchers to puzzle over their unique contributions to decision-making.
There is evidence in the rat that OFC and ACC make dissociable contributions to decision-making and response selection (Mobini et al., 2002; Walton et al., 2003; Rudebeck et al., 2006b).
For example, Wu (1989) employed the technique in the study of development projects as well as their potential contribution to decision makers in arriving at sensible and sound decisions so that scarce urban resources can be utilised efficiently in parts of South East Asia.
(8) Periodic assessment of the progress of science and technology in DRR in different countries should take place in terms of: (1) extending science and technology contribution to decision making; (2) increasing investment in science and technology; and (3) enhancing science and technology's link to people.
