Sentence examples for decision making guided by from inspiring English sources

What is the difference between gaming giant - Electronic Arts, and relatively newer game changer - Zynga? Zynga's CEO and founder - Mark Pincus, recently talked with D10 about Zynga's major strength – innovative decision making guided by analytics.

Conversely, Dobrow et al. regard internal context more precisely as the environment in which a policy decision is made (guided by purpose of policy, actors' participation and process of decision-making) and the external context as the environment in which a decision is applied including the wider political, disease-specific and extra-jurisdictional influences on policy implementation [ 8].

The latest updated guidelines suggested that the timing of dialysis therapy initiation in older patients with advanced CKD should remain focused on individualized decision-making guided by clinical judgment, symptom burden and patient preference [ 46, 47].

Utopia, should Brexiters ever agree on its form, can only be delivered by leaders making decisions guided by consideration, and judgment based on sound information, not dogma and political ambition.

Defaults work in part by addressing the problem of limited attention and cognitive overload; they simplify and guide decision making by making it easier to choose one action (the default) and harder to choose another.

The results of this study are expected to guide decision making by incentivizing the construction of metrics that provide information about HRH problems in LAC countries.

These data are critical to inform future public health policy and guide decision making by service providers and users.

A general population-derived utility is desirable when the utility is needed to inform decisions that allocate societal resources, while a patient-derived utility may be more appropriate when making treatment decisions guided by patient preferences.

It is difficult to explain so much in a few lines but I made a decision guided by my heart and nothing else.

5. Decision making that is informed and guided by IRR measures.

When we've made strong decisions guided by our values in the past, we've changed this country for the better.