Sentence examples for decision was derived from inspiring English sources

If he ultimately disagreed with me, he would take a considerable amount of time making sure I understood his perspective, highlighting the underlying facts and explaining how the decision was derived.

Data used to make this decision was derived from the three human glioma lines (U87, U373, U251), all using the same human-specific Exiqon expression array platform.

Only one decision is derived from Stage 2 (see Fig. 2).

The probability of death is then contrasted with the patient's threshold probability and the optimal decision is derived (refer to hospice, or continue treatment).

As can be seen from Figures 5, 6 and 7 the optimal decision is derived by the SUPPORT model for a rather wide range of threshold probabilities.

Physician #1: For threshold probability equal to 16%, the optimal decision is derived by solving the inequalities: 1. NERD biopy all, model) > 0, the strategy "model" is better than the strategy "biopsy all" 2. NERD biopsy none, model) > 0, the strategy "model" is better than the strategy "biopsy none" 3. NERD biopsy none, biopsy all) > 0, the strategy "biopsy all" is better than "biopsy none".

For example: when lending decisions are derived from a single consumer data pool, as they typically are today, borrowers are assessed in isolation allowing only select financial variables to be considered.

Eliciting the patient's values and preference for end-of-life care and shared decision-making are central elements of what is called advance care planning (ACP), a process in which anticipatory decisions are derived through open discussions between health-care professionals, patients and/or relatives [ 5].

In [11], based on various decisions from local sensors, a decision rule was derived in the case of unknown probability distributions.

The analytic focus of "decision attributes" was derived a priori from the interview guide.

The knowledge for the decision support was derived from the WHO guidelines "Pregnancy, Childbirth, Postpartum and Newborn Care; A Guide for Essential Practice" [ 20].