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The algorithm is designed to support a deliberative, clinically comprehensive, preventive-ethics approach to guide obstetricians in decision making with this challenging population of patients.

Discussing the topic of prescription of antibiotics for sore throat, the same GP argued that it was not appropriate, and even undesirable, to share information for decision making with the patient about this topic because while there may be limited benefit for some individuals, the adverse social consequences of using antibiotics were too great (Table 1 2).

If future studies confirm these findings, then evaluation of gene expression in NlEpi could improve risk assessment and affect clinical decision making with regard to this controversial procedure (Borgen et al, 1998; Hartmann et al, 1999, 2004; Eisinger, 2007; Giuliano et al, 2007; Briasoulis and Roukos, 2008).

The ethical principle of "Protection of life" was the most important principle guiding the social workers' decision making with 45% of respondents rating this principle as the most important.

The term "end of life" was deliberately not concretely defined during the interviews to allow for doctors to discuss their own decision making with reference to patients on this spectrum of advanced disease.

This paper proposes incremental preference elicitation methods for multicriteria decision making with a Choquet integral.

Then they would approach decision making with greater transparency.

But at outliers, decision making with respect to major strategic challenges appears to be centrally coordinated.

We're in an age of data-driven decision making, with vast amounts of data.

Professor Smith's work formalized laboratory techniques for studying economic decision making, with a focus on trading and bargaining.

The commissioner in no way influenced the decision making with regard to the limited partners and the Yawkey Trust.