Sentence examples for decision to augment from inspiring English sources
But changing cultural norms surely play into the decision to augment as well.
"This is a decision to augment our team," Mr. Koogle said in a brief interview yesterday.
Federica Mogherini, the EU foreign policy coordinator chairing the meeting, said the decision to augment the sanctions was unanimous.
Further, a desire to wear certain clothing styles (e.g., low cut tops) was also key to their decision to augment their breasts.
While a minor addition to a much larger streaming service that today features over a million songs and more than a thousand playlists, Amazon's decision to augment its service with an exclusive collection comes at a time when there's increasing competition in the streaming music space.
The recent decision to augment troops in Afghanistan came as a bitter blow, to me, to my anonymous friend and to my Pakistani family.
Our unit is consultant led and decisions to augment labour or perform instrumental deliveries have to be approved by the consultant in charge as stipulated in the care pathway.
A recent study documented the potential for clinical decision rules to augment clinical performance in risk stratification of patients who might be at risk of suicide [ 34].
The small rise in mortality between the two periods of the study may be because sicker patients were admitted or because of the increase in the proportion of elderly cases in whom comorbidity may be more common and the decision not to augment treatment might be taken at a different threshold to that in younger, fitter individuals.
Much has been written about the need for change in regulation and for funding mechanisms that minimize health care decisions designed to augment the income of providers [ 5, 14, 17].
We propose a decision-making tool to augment these older models: a systematic and replicable four-dimensional model to help policymakers and managers identify suitable suppliers and prioritize the best courses of action for overcoming obstacles.
