Sentence examples for decision making for selection from inspiring English sources
Also, since the huge uncertainty exists in the whole market such as recession today, it is so important to judge an economic decision making for selection of which target product would be the most profitable in the future.
Firstly, ACHS surveyors would be surveyed through a semi-structured questionnaire to gain an understanding of the current status of their utilisation of quality performance reports (six-monthly report and trend report), decision making for selection of investigation targets and ways in which health services agencies currently use the performance reports.
Although guidelines for management of breast cancer in LMICs have been published in literature, to our knowledge this study is the first global study attempting to explore decisions made for selection of systemic therapy of breast cancer in LMICs, which in turn may have direct implications for the availability of medicines for treatment of breast cancer.
For instance, the authors in [20] proposed the decision making for spectrum selection by finding the shortest path of a tree-structure solution which meets certain required criteria for a class of service or application.
In this paper, we will try to get an optimal economic decision making for Gas-to-Liquid product selection considering market dynamics.
Multi-criteria decision making for material and process parameter selection for desired surface quality and dimensional accuracy is investigated using an evolutionary computation method based on particle swarm optimization (PSO).
Prognostic patient factors as well as tests for patient selection are not consistently used in clinical decision making for spinal fusion.
This paper presents a fuzzy adaptive decision making model for selection of different types of competent personnel.
This decision made for a punchier cover.
The guidelines we present in our manuscript are aimed for more reliable decision making in model selection when the selection is made based on the predictive powers of the models.
Oversimplification, therefore, seems to be the overarching downside aspect of the method that leads to the conclusion not to use the Gr results as a sole basis for decision making on site selection.
