Sentence examples for decision items from inspiring English sources

The agenda includes nine decision items, and the participants are expected to reach agreement by at least a two-thirds vote on all nine items.

Based on implemented probabilities, these decision items influence the further treatment procedures.

2. Six items were used to observe the extent to which GPs influence the role that patients played in the referral decision (items 6 11).

Factor loadings of the six decision items were all above.45 across the overall and treatment-specific scales, with the exception of "Right for You" for chemotherapy and radiation.

It was unclear in both articles how important resources were measured and valued (Items 4b and 4c) and discussion of the results did not include issues required to inform a purchasing decision (item 9).

Interviews followed a semistructured guide that asked participants about their knowledge and understanding about management options and reasons for their management decision (Item S1, available as online supplementary material).

There were three primary reasons for their confusion: 1) they felt unclear about what kind of "decision" Item 19 refers to; 2) they felt confused about Item 19 because they thought that they would have not consulted doctors if their decision were the most important; and 3) they simply did not understand what Item 20 meant.

Patient (CDMS-P) and staff (CDMS-S) versions both have 21 items in three sections: (A) 6 items referring to general preferences regarding patient autonomy in decisions (items #1, #2, #3 and #5 are reversed); (B) 9 items referring to decision making preferences in three scenarios (3 per vignette); and (C) 6 items referring to desire for information (item #19 is reversed).

The items concerning crying more than usual (item 10) and difficulty in making decisions (item 12) were straightforward.

More than half (56%) of the respondents moderately or strongly agreed that anorexia nervosa compromises the competence of an adolescent to make treatment decisions (item A5).

The items concerning poor digestion (item 7), ability to think clearly (item 8), crying more than usual (item 10), difficulty in making decisions (item 12), and daily work suffering (item 13) presented considerable problems in translation.