Sentence examples for decision subjects from inspiring English sources

Following a "new" decision, subjects indicated whether they were confident ("certainly new") or unsure ("guess").

Following a "new" decision, subjects were prompted to indicate whether they were confident ("certainly new") or unsure ("guess"), again using their right index and middle finger.

After an "old" decision, subjects indicated if they were able to remember something specific about seeing the scene at study ("remember response"), just felt familiarity with the picture without any recollective experience ("familiar" response) or were unsure that the picture was an old one (guess response).

After an "old" decision, subjects were prompted to indicate if they were able to remember something specific about seeing the scene at study ("remember response"), just felt familiarity with the picture without any recollective experience ("familiar" response) or were merely guessing that the picture was an old one ("guess" response).

The decision, subject to final approval in June, would make Massachusetts the first state to establish standards that apply to every resident and every health insurer.

That would be a constitutional amendment making any federal or state court decision subject to being overturned by a majority vote of each House of Congress.

News reports from Lima said the prosecutor's decision, subject to review by superiors, was made on the grounds that there was no official misconduct because the congressman had not yet been sworn into office.

John Polychronakis, chief executive the council, said the decision, "subject to any appeal, brings to an end the unfortunate dispute over the land".

Their delay until now was mostly an effort to take the obvious steps before a bankruptcy filing made every decision subject to perusal by the court and dozens of lawyers billing by the hour.

If you're on Medicare, then the federal government is making that decision; if you have private insurance, then a private insurer is making that decision, subject to whatever regulations are in place.

In addition, according to estimates from round-based search decisions, subjects are more likely to vote to stop searching in committee search than in single-agent search.