Sentence examples for decide on the correct from inspiring English sources

But doesn't it take time to decide on the correct pivot?

Contrary to the existing literature of tiering, where data is tiered based on deviation of adjacent disk block locations in the device "request queue", BID-Hybrid profiles process I/O characteristics (bulkiness) to decide on the correct candidates for tiering.

It is for the faculty and students of the institution to debate those issues for themselves, and the university as an institution should not intrude in those debates by purporting to decide on the "correct" point of view.

To decide on the correct number of classes several indices of fit can be used.

Because the two contigs, "87-" and "94-", were equal in length, OMACC did not decide on the correct path.

Finally, there is another issue that has dogged risk assessment, and that is how to decide on the "correct" interpretation when there are contradictory study findings.

She sought help in composing the message from Captain Utgoff, but they had trouble deciding on the correct word to use for "computer". They changed their mind after composing the greeting and forgot to fix the article's gender, producing a grammatical error.

Wright also points out that a price-cost test does not necessarily mean more certainty in the case of loyalty rebates, where it is often difficult to determine the contestable and incontestable shares of demand in order to accurately apply the test (in addition to deciding on the correct measure of cost).

What that means, though, is once consumers have decided on the correct size of the power unit, making a choice among different manufacturers' systems depends on such factors as the ease with which it can be installed, the accessories that come with it and whatever other bells and whistles the manufacturer can add to the mix.

Overall, deciding on the correct amount of charge and letting go of the button at precisely that time can greatly influence the effectiveness of each character's attacks during combat.

This simple bedside observation can aid us in deciding on the correct surgical strategy and thereby prevent failed back syndrome if we happen to miss the underlying canal stenosis and instead manage the disc only.