Sentence examples for decision summaries from inspiring English sources

The software also assembles the court's decision summaries into an e-mail bulletin, which (after a final check by Bruce or Martin) is sent to over 20,000 subscribers worldwide.

Predicate device decision summaries are very helpful to sponsors in planning studies for class II devices.

Monash Health publishes its Decision Summaries on the internet but provision of a central website to house this information at a state or national level might encourage similar publications by others and facilitate access and utilisation for decision-making.

Finally, the narrator stated that the decision aid would anonymously collect responses into a printable Personal Decision Summary that they could discuss with their family and doctor(s).

In closing, the website summarized participant's responses into their printable Personal Decision Summary, and provided links to references and related resources.

All participants prepared a Personal Decision Summary for discussion with their doctor(s).> More than 80% of participants provided positive ratings on all six acceptability items.

Sponsors submitting 510(k) applications can use FDA's 510(k) database to download the decision summary of the predicate and additional related devices; this decision summary is drafted by FDA to summarize the analytical and clinical studies used in the clearance of the device.

Better still would be to follow Warsh's recommendation to promptly release a three-part policy statement made up of the decision, a summary of its rationale, and individual MPC votes.

"The decision denying summary judgment and allowing this case to go to trial is in error, and we plan to bring this to the court's attention with a motion for reconsideration," said Kenneth G. Hausman, a lawyer for Mr. Quattrone.

In the present study, the additional part to this evaluation is the Judgment of Ethical Decision; a summary and judgment of final decision should be made by the students.

Across all documents contained in HSE (n = 6,613), more than half (n = 3,893, 59%) have no links to one or more independently produced structured decision-relevant summaries (Table  5).