Sentence examples for decision whereby from inspiring English sources

The timing of the decision whereby all those in detention on Nauru would be able to move around the island also foreshadowed the high court hearing.

"This is not expressed in anger but in wisdom and calm, that will let us get to the right decision whereby the majority will govern according to democratic principles.

"Having taken everything into account we've come to a decision whereby we're going to release Gavin and we're going to wish him very well in the future".

It's been a mooting point between myself and Wes since the beginning of this year and we have reached a decision whereby having another child is not something either of us want to do.

Moreover, they are incentivized monetarily for their decisions, whereby it can be assumed that decisions are taken seriously: "In this sense, behavior in the laboratory is reliable and real: Participants in the lab are human beings who perceive their behavior as relevant, experience real emotions, and take decisions with real economic consequences" (Falk and Heckman 2009, p. 536).

Furthermore, this increased risk taking extended to small-scale foraging decisions whereby an increase in food availability within woodlands caused oribi to increase their relative usage of patches that had sight lines as well as patches that were closer to potential ambush sites.

While many HTA programs use formal or informal ICER thresholds to make decisions, whereby the calculated ICER for an intervention is a key criterion for decision-making, there remains an opportunity to incorporate other criteria within the process.

Arguably, defenders of resolute choice actually have in mind a different interpretation of sequential decision models, whereby future "choice points" are not really points at which an agent is free to choose according to her preferences at the time.

Confidence in own judgment is also found to be an important factor in decision making whereby employing heuristics [39], [40].

This approach fits in with the Bayesian decision making, whereby the prior probability of an event informs the interpretation of the diagnostic data.

The voice reflects a deliberate decision process whereby the individual considers both positive and negative consequences and the perceived efficacy and safety of voicing his or her concerns.