Sentence examples for decision making adopted from inspiring English sources

Importantly, the approach to collective decision making adopted in pursuit of sustainable development has importance repercussions regarding what range of possible informational considerations get incorporated as relevant to a given choice exercise.

That is, consumers who can decide very quickly adopt first and the military — who has a notoriously complex decision making process — adopts last.

A literature review before the meeting is needed for rare conditions or unusual findings and, as far as possible, evidence-based approaches to decision making should be adopted.

Secondly, the study has illuminated the way in which workplace requirements can influence decision making and practices adopted by employees with diabetes.

This paper provides a brief overview on the new advances of IB technologies and discusses ways of supplementing the decision making process by adopting two methods for economical and technical aspects of IB applications.

In 1997, the Swedish Parliament (Sweden's highest decision-making body) adopted Vision Zero (Belin et al., 2012; Fahlquist, 2006).

In this paper we present the system and discuss the fuzzy multiple attribute decision-making model adopted.

UFT policy interventions sometimes grind to a halt or produce unintended results also due to the decision-making process adopted for their selection.

Multiattribute decision-making is adopted in a trade-off consideration of both technical economical evaluation and environmental impacts assessment using the analytic hierarchy process (AHP) approach.

Although there are several methods for multi-criteria decision-making, we adopted the Technique for Order of Preference by Similarity to Ideal Solution (TOPSIS) method [11] due to its simplicity and easiness to apply.

Studies on consumer input into decision-making have adopted either a qualitative or quantitative approach 31; the use of both approaches is a logical, but to date underutilised, combination.