Sentence examples for decision-making interfaces from inspiring English sources

We examine how the ability to readily add a functional module without disturbing a pre-existing regulatory interface promotes high functional density and how motifs can functionally modulate each other to create decision-making interfaces capable of integrating cell state information.

In summary, the unique evolutionary and binding attributes of motifs in DNA, RNA and proteins facilitate two highly exploited mechanisms: (i) the co-operative use of multiple independent low-affinity and low-specificity binding sites to allow highly specific assembly of dynamic, meta-stable complexes, and (ii) the co-operative integration of information in conditional decision-making interfaces.

Computers here have supporting functions for decision-making, and their interfaces in all areas of life and work are geared towards humans.

Therefore, knowledge transfer, its adoption (adaption), and its application through changes in behaviour or decision-making creates different interfaces among different subjects, mainly between research producers and knowledge users.

The whole essence of circularity is its ability to see the whole problem within a patient-centered and human therapeutic perspective, allowing rigorous evidence, individualized decision-making at the clinical interface.

And stress makes good decision-making harder.

For instance, point (h) advises to "promote and improve dialogue and cooperation among scientific and technological communities, other relevant stakeholders and policymakers in order to facilitate a science-policy interface for effective decision-making in disaster risk management" (UNISDR 2015b, p. 11).

This will include studies on the collaboration and decision-making process, refinement of content and interface and specification of system requirements.

CMHT respondents describe difficulties in managing the decision-making process about referrals at the interface and this was illustrated in the recordings of referral meetings.

What kind of social co-ordination and democratic decision-making might be feasible through the digital interfaces to which we're all now so accustomed?

The interface to facilitate this decision-making would use standardized categories of critical illness phenotypes (such as penetrating trauma, blunt trauma and pneumonia).