Sentence examples for decision making observed from inspiring English sources

The lack of transparency and participatory decision making observed in this study could create opportunities for fund misuse.

Two recent studies of treatment decision making observed that many patients arrive at a treatment decision almost immediately after being diagnosed, with 65% of patients considering only a single option [ 12, 13].

We focus on the design of networked multi-agent system dynamics that inherit the remarkable features of value-sensitive decision-making observed in house-hunting honeybees.

Brief shared decision-making, observed less frequently (n = 50), occurred predominantly in academic hospitals and long-term care.

As one proponent of informed decision-making observes, excessive fear of breast cancer helps certain interest groups but is not in the best interest of women [ 10].

Many details should be considered carefully when more than one decision maker, or shared decision making, is observed simultaneously.

Note that a bias in perceptual decision-making as observed here is not to be equated with report bias in which the report is decoupled from the perceptual process.

Information about patients' disability can be used to enhance clinical decision making and to observe the course of the condition.

The present study aims to investigate cognitive processes related to judgment and decision making by raters observing performance in the clinical workplace.

Therefore, the refinement of the solution into a process-line approach increases the flexibility and hence it is better in capturing the differences in the decision-making processes observed in the case studies.

"It wasn't easy, but now even the men are looking at it and seeing that it's very important to have both men and women [in decision-making positions]," observed Ms. Kamba, who also runs a school in Tanzania.