Sentence examples for decision advantage from inspiring English sources
Indeed, NSA's public website states that its mission includes leading 'the US government in cryptology … in order to gain a decision advantage for the Nation and our allies.' "The stories published yesterday, however, reveal specific and classified details about how we conduct this critical intelligence activity.
The goal of TPA is to "create decision advantage in support of natural decision making through a process of analytical transformation that integrates psychosocial and physical models by leveraging insights from both the social and natural sciences" [6].
Analysis of EMR patient data can enhance situational awareness and provide decision advantage for headquarters' staff during both domestic and international events.
The system needs a way to effectively store and share its information so decisions take advantage of its total knowledge base rather than have each decision-maker (processor) limited to its own local data.
In a modern economy, information should be the prime asset — the raw material of new products and services, smarter decisions, competitive advantage for companies, and greater growth and productivity.
"This is not a decision that advantages one party over another," said Schumer.
On the contrary, in difficult decisions the advantages and disadvantages were mostly equally distributed which made the alternatives more equivalent and the choice more difficult.
In addition, as argued throughout the manuscript, the regret formulation may have additional decision-theoretical advantages as it enables experiencing consequences of decisions both at the emotional (system 1) and cognitive (system 2) level[ 23, 40].
For subject matters in which the best available information is the judgment of knowledgeable individuals, the Delphi method has demonstrated decision-making advantages over traditional conferences, group discussions, brainstorming, and other interactive group activities.
I am struck by how vehemently everyone around Tony Blair believes that the Chancellor is merely exploiting his power over the euro decision for personal advantage.
Activists on both sides of the issue saw it as a shot across the bow, and began efforts to turn the decision to their advantage at federal and state levels.
