Sentence examples for decision-making fit from inspiring English sources

The DoNs' descriptions of the nurses' use of experience and contextual understanding in decision-making fit with the notion of 'naturalistic decision making' [ 43].

Are our structures of economic decision-making fit for purpose?

The biggest potential mistake in applying this framework would be to trivialise the problems of communication and decision-making to fit tractable analytic solutions.

Given the sensitivity of the chi-square statistics to large sample sizes [ 38] (in this case n=851), the residual statistics were used primarily to guide decision-making concerning fit.

One of the difficulties in analysing developments in South Africa is that political decision-making does not fit any neat theory in political science.

So could a debate about decision-making – one that fits less comfortably on a left/right axis than the argument about the size of the state – be a theme of the next parliament?

(4) We inferred a common decision-making rule by fitting the parameters of a Bayesian decision-making model using maximum-likelihood estimation.

The political decision-making process didn't fit my personality, so I joined Lawler Ballard Advertising, now Lawler Ballard Van Durand, in Nashville and wrote sales brochures and managed a few accounts.

The LBA model is a process model of decision-making that can be fit to the response time distributions of correct and error responses (cf. Ratcliff, 1978).

For all providers, the qualities of CPRs being useful at point of care and that these help with decision-making, save time diagnosing, fit well with one's thought process, and should be the standard of clinical care correlated highly (≥0.65) with usefulness scores.

Theoretically, the decision-making model could be fitted for each individual, or even with an s parameter for each dyad.