Sentence examples for decide means from inspiring English sources
Often, no professional convention exists, and courts have opined that the so-called patient's right to decide means, among other things, that they should decide which information is pertinent to them.
The LPN's right to decide meant that many choices had to be made, often within moments.
Ambient VR needs to be even less expensive, which OnePlus has decided means free.
The booing of Giambi, Ventura decided, meant to motivate more than to criticize.
The office market in the Atlanta area was depressed, which the partners decided meant it was a good time to buy.
The statistics, Follows decided, meant that he would "challenge anyone to read them and not feel that our industry has a problem with gender equality".
That their potential opponent in the Stanley Cup had been decided meant little to Elias, who quipped, "We would be going West no matter what," or to Ilya Kovalchuk, who, when asked about the Kings said: "Good for them.
The problem arose when she passed out, which the judge decided meant she couldn't consent.
At the private clinic, however, the difference in total PCS anxiety score was not significant (decided, mean = 17.94; unsure, mean = 20.25).
Given this information, it is possible in principle to know which ends are most valuable and to decide which means to use in pursuit of those ends.
According to the condition of the patients and the operation specifications and experience of the study centres, the investigators decide the means to treat by endovascular stenting.
