Sentence examples for decision making whether from inspiring English sources

Their main purpose is to support decision making whether or not to apply variable nitrogen fertilisation.

Conceivably, measuring RDW in the emergency department might offer the clinician a simple yet powerful tool in the process of decision making whether to admit patients with CAP.

Our data suggest that it may offer the physician another tool in the process of decision making whether to admit a patient diagnosed with CAP, in addition to the various scores that were developed in recent years for this purpose.

In a crisis, uncertainty, environmental change, risk and time pressures are amplified, making decision making (whether by scientists or responders) in this dynamic context one that is dependent on 'task conditions' (Martin et al. 1997), and thus throughout one incident different processes may be adopted.

Both strike a resentful chord in an area already grumpy about living on the edge of decision making, whether that means a remoteness from London or the age-old fissure between Yorkshire and Lancashire which meet here.

"And if we do not stand up and put women in the epicentre of decision making, whether it's boardrooms, government boards, politics, cabinet rooms, wherever, if you don't have women there, we will not exist".

"The evidence in this case will be considered and a decision made whether to proceed with a prosecution," a Met spokesperson said.

All of these old notes had to be deciphered, 25-year-old memories dredged up as to what had happened in each room, and a decision made whether to keep or discard each new piece.

Abstracts of the articles were assessed for relevance and a decision made whether or not to review the full article.

Decision-making — whether it's taking out a loan or deciding whom to marry — isn't a coldly rational, self-conscious act.

How are decisions made whether to check ships?