Sentence examples for decision making score from inspiring English sources

Primary outcomes are: (i) stage of decision making score; (ii) decisional conflict scores and (iii) employment related outcomes.

The only exception to this was that male sex significantly positively predicted performance on all the UKCAT subtests with the exceptions of the decision making score (which was negatively predicted by male sex) and the abstract reasoning score, which was not significantly predicted by sex.

The proposed decision making procedure evaluates a Decision Making Score (DMS) based on assigned performance priorities for each point of the Pareto-front.

Winzer consults with the office and agrees with supervisors that the mother's Structured Decision Making score is now through the roof.

*Participatory decision making score: lowest score = 3; highest score = 30.

Because of the many different physician providers, we included participatory decision making score in the model as an attempt to adjust for physician level differences.

Satisfaction with Decision Making scored 82.8.

Scores 1 2 represent very high ef and very low imp (with a significant amount of thoughtful decision making), scores up to 4 would still be indicative of high ef and low imp but 5 6 points are in the region of ambivalence.

Intuition frequently plays a role in decision-making (score 4; IQR 3-4).

Patients' preference for participation in decision-making was assessed on a five-point rating scale ranging from giving the physician full responsibility for decision-making (score 1), to the patient wanting to take this role (score 5) (Sutherland et al, 1989; Degner and Sloan, 1992).

For clinical decision-making, scores below 5 should be considered benign, while biopsy is indicated starting from a score of 5. Obviously, the clinical context needs to be considered: a retroareolar lesion with a Kaiser score of 2 in a female with bloody discharge should be biopsied, as it is likely a benign symptomatic papilloma.