Sentence examples for decisionmaking on a from inspiring English sources

The objective of the study was to field test the framework for decisionmaking on a screening test by a private health plan in South Africa.

The objective of the current study was to expand the scope of field testing both geographically and with respect to type of intervention: i.e., to field test the framework as a support for coverage decisionmaking on a cervical cancer screening test (liquid-based cytology, LBC) by a private health plan in South Africa.

Discussing amongst a range of stakeholders all the components of decisionmaking on the basis of a structured HTA report that presents the available evidence (in its broad sense, i.e., both scientific and colloquial) for each component of decision was seen by the panelists as a useful means of revealing data gaps and identifying research questions.

The Director of Military Intelligence, General Saguy, came under severe criticism for inattention and indifference during decisionmaking on sending the Phalangists into the camps.

Excruciating contortions by conservatives to rationalise this nonsense have only highlighted the danger to Australia's security and people of allowing scientific illiteracy to dominate decisionmaking on critical issues, particularly when the risks are the destruction of human society as we know it.

Decisionmaking in a Glass House: Mass Media, Public Opinion and American and European Foreign Policy in the 21st Century.

By examining what goes on in the jury room in a systematic way, Diamond and Vidmar will help us to assess whether current theories and empirical conclusions about juror and jury decisionmaking, based on indirect research methods, apply to actual jury decisions.

The committee on world food security, set up in the wake of the 2007-08 food price crisis, endorses the rights-based approach to food security and, by systematically involving civil society, has become the best working example of participatory decisionmaking – a key tenet of human rights – at the global level.

The ethical position underpinning decisionmaking is an important concern for conservation biologists when setting priorities for interventions.

The central issue related to this question is whether the scenarios sufficiently represented relevant knowable uncertainties for enabling robust decisionmaking on water policies.

Decisionmaking in healthcare is a complex process taking place along a continuum that moves from evidence generation to deliberation on each particular intervention and communication of the resultant decision.