Sentence examples for decision to collapse from inspiring English sources
Product Hunt's decision to collapse the previous days' content allows you to quickly scan the recent greatest hits.
So much long-form programming is now in the pipeline that in April, the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences restored supporting acting categories for movies and miniseries, reversing an earlier decision to collapse the acting categories in response to a decline in production.
Klain said the decision to collapse Ziemer's division and reportedly move it under the weapons-of-mass-destruction portfolio at the National Security Council was a mistake, arguing that the White House needs a team "focused on epidemic and pandemic prevention and response".
As we were concerned with modeling non-normative levels of high trust and attention, we made a deliberate decision to collapse the responses to all of the trust and attention questions to create binary responses of either a lot or not a lot (some, a little, or not at all).
We made the a priori decision to collapse the two highest and two lowest deprivation categories to give a greater power with the chosen sample size.
In order to assess the impact of our decision to collapse the 12 13 h and >13 h categories, we analysed the data with the 12 13 h and >13 h categories separately and this did not alter the findings.
Clearly defined membership categories grounded in theory and backed by a priori contextual knowledge can facilitate the study of health inequalities, though researchers will have to make decisions about when to collapse or further differentiate groups.
Additionally, decisions about how to collapse or dichotomize categorical ratings, and how to handle indefinite or missing ratings, are often taken arbitrarily without an appropriate analysis of how the ratings are distributed and clustered spatially.
The Federal Reserve chairman, Ben Bernanke, this week offered a rather confusing explanation of the decision to allow Lehman to collapse.
The PRA is seeking opinions this month on rule changes that would make bank bosses liable if they take reckless decisions that cause the bank to collapse.
The Palestinian Authority is near to collapse due to a decision by the European Union, the largest donor to Palestinians under occupation to cut off vital aid.
