Conversely, decision makers require tools for information collection and exchange in order to trace the trends of these engineering indexes in large experiments.
Conversely, decision maker's awareness of the benefits of space-based observations is crucial to the future of the remote sensing industry.
Conversely, decision accuracy often improves if temporal demands permit longer deliberation.
Conversely, decisions to perform late revascularization procedures (≥60 days after MSCT-CA examination) are usually not significantly influenced by the results of the examination, but instead by worsening clinical status, such that late revascularizations represent a surrogate for disease progression.
Conversely, decisions of females appeared to rely on a broad spectrum of simple cues predictive of male condition, such as the total time spent on stridulating (duty cycle) or body mass in case of the lack of differences in duty cycle.
Conversely, higher decision thresholds entail less collisions but also a significant reduction in capacity because the OSA capability is wasted.
Conversely, the decision not to undertake resuscitation, in particular at the lowest gestational ages, implies accepting the death of infants who would perhaps have developed "normally" if they had been given care [ 6].
Conversely, the decision to share this information was often made when the adolescent expected that the receiver would respond favorably and supportively: "I think you've really got to choose the people that you know will be supportive, the people that you know are your friends".
Conversely, the decisions on many a memorandum, petition, or request submitted to the Sultan are unknown.
Conversely, in decision-making studies, the experimenter is usually interested in the response model, because it embodies the utility- or loss-functions and policies employed by the subject (e.g., see [26] for an application to the motor system).
For example, participants would be asked to what extent and how the information obtained from others online was useful or influential, and, conversely, whether decisions made using these processes were later regretted (Stage 4).
