Sentence examples for decision to pool from inspiring English sources
If you've made the decision to pool your genes, the chances are that your finances are pooled too, so any salary or withdrawal thereof rebounds equally on both parents.
However, a decision to pool certain resources is not necessarily straightforward.
This also explains the absence of relationship observed between the air velocity at 6 mm away from the spider and the spider's body velocity, and our subsequent decision to pool individual runs for a statistical analysis.
The interventions were so similar in the three reduced but goal-oriented antenatal care trials that, the decision to pool their data was obvious.
The decision to pool placebo patients across cohorts was made prior to unblinding based on analysis of baseline characteristics of the blinded cohorts.
Last but not least the decision to pool intervention effect estimates in meta-analysis should be the clinical relevance of any inconsistency or diversity present.
Rather than arbitrarily choosing single studies to inform parameter estimation, we used decision rules to pool relevant data: when the data were sufficiently homogeneous we pooled results using the random effects method of Der Simonian and Laird.
a) Mitt Romney's decision, on Tuesday, to pool resources with the RNC.
A subsequent lower court ruling based on the Citizens United decision freed individuals to pool unlimited sums of money into super PACs to spend independently on political campaigns.
Post hoc, a decision was made to pool the results of one included meta-analysis [ 30] that reported separate results for studies that met the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) Guidelines for aerobic fitness [ 31, 32] (4 studies), those that did not meet the recommendation (1 study), and those in which strength training was performed (1 study).
This example also shows that decisions about whether to pool data or not have to be made on a by trait basis and should incorporate prior knowledge about genetic architecture, if available.
