Sentence examples for decision making more efficient from inspiring English sources
VoteIt wants to provide these kinds of users with a simple, scalable collaboration platform to build consensus and make decision making more efficient.
By providing "health degree" as a unified representation, our study contributes to the relatively underexplored for the purpose of making more efficient decisions.
Moreover, evidence showing alterations in use of analgesics and sedatives may suggest that use of pain assessment tools can guide ICU nurses in making more efficient decisions regarding pain and sedation management.
An even larger gap exists in assessments of the value of health benefits in a cost-benefit or cost-effectiveness framework, which ideally would be used for making more efficient decisions on adaptation policies and resource allocations [ 21].
Institutional learning, increased institutionalization of the priorities, more efficient decision making, more consistent decision making, or increased compliance with decisions (i.e. 'buy-in') are valuable, hard to achieve outcomes of successful priority setting.
It is an important point to know transportation users' feelings and reactions about urban road traffic congestion, which can help decision makers to make more efficient and useful policies and strategies.
The increasing pressure on health care decision-makers to make more efficient use of existing health care resources has resulted in a substantial increase in the global demand for EEs and HTAs.
The Rays, he added, have improved their infrastructure "to help us make more efficient decisions," and they have made "significant progress" in player development.
A brain with multiple lobes helps humans make more efficient decisions, and it allows birds to spot predators quickly.
Those nurses having more confidence have better control over their work, make more efficient decisions and intervene more independently [ 4].
This evidence could help health professionals and administrators to make more efficient decisions to address this problem in the primary care setting.
