Sentence examples for decision replicated from inspiring English sources

Study 1, that surveyed patients who had recently made a decision, replicated this type of sampling.

So much of the fate of AOL overseas stems from its decision to replicate its domestic offering around the world.

Similar vagaries of pitch arise through Carson's decision to replicate Aeschylean word-coinages, where two words are compounded into one.

In 2002 Arthritis Research made the innovative decision - later replicated in other leading journals - to publish research articles in full online only, with the print journal being a compendium of what has been recently published online.

To update pediatric subspecialty workforce data to support evidence-based legislation and public policy decisions by replicating the American Academy of Pediatrics' 1998 Future of Pediatric Education (FOPE II) workforce survey.

Last year, the best director and film awards went to Kathryn Bigelow and The Hurt Locker – a decision that was later replicated at the Academy awards.

Overall, selection of proper models is of great importance, as watermark detection processes can be replicated as decision rules.

But it seemed to mean a very contrived, internalised style of leadership that in some senses replicated the decision-making of the brotherhood of ANC veterans locked up for so long on Robben Island, the nascent authoritarianism of the fix.

And they say that Dow's decision not to replicate the program -- which Carol Browner, administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency under President Bill Clinton, had hailed as a model for all of industry -- is only part of the story.

So, for that matter, do most Americans: communities tend toward political alignment, and partisan tensions are not often replicated in the decisions that towns and cities make about the kinds of places they want to be.

We should not cede the responsibility for making good decisions by simply replicating the free-for-all we can see on Twitter and elsewhere.