They're the result of "instinctive decision-making, driven through the local compositional exigencies of the sonnet form".
However, bureaucratic decision-making, driven by risk and litigation averse policies and procedures were found to be dominant in midwifery decision-making in their every day work, not just emergencies [ 27, 28].
As a result, and as pointed out by the National Department of Health, the South African health system remains strongly hospi-centric and specialized, with decision-making driven more by service than population needs [ 6].
Rational-analytic decision-making drove much of the initial development of DS systems [ 22].
Decision making is driven by personally set standards for self.
This would provide a significant insight in any decision making process driven by Big Data analysis activities.
In light of the realisation that decision making is driven by emotional as well as rational factors [2], 'irrational' rejection behaviour on the UG has been conceptualised as a failure of negative emotion regulation.
Country decision making is driven by the country, not the PDP.
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The evidence from our study that patient decision making is largely driven by convenience and a desire for timely care is particularly applicable to the recent national debate surrounding universal health care and the restructuring of primary care.
