Sentence examples for decisions based on incomplete from inspiring English sources
They make quick decisions based on incomplete information.
We must make life-altering decisions based on incomplete information.
Legal experts said yesterday that Mr. McVeigh's lawyers might now argue that their client's decision to abandon his appeals was not binding because prosecutors had withheld documents in the case and Mr. McVeigh had been compelled to make his decisions based on incomplete information.
Managers of forest wildlife populations make recurring management decisions based on incomplete knowledge of system states.
Research by Janis and Mann [36] suggests that peripheral stimuli are likely to be the first to be screened out or ignored, and that under stress, individuals may make decisions based on incomplete information.
We see a tendency for decisions based on incomplete observation basis and tendentious interpretations".
As a result, they also need to make decisions based on insufficient, incomplete and noisy data samples.
A major challenge in chemical process design is to make design decisions based on partly incomplete or imperfect design input data.
They must overcome mindsets that make them feel unworthy to even apply to top-tier colleges; they must make major financial decisions based on incorrect or incomplete knowledge about financial aid; they must work hard to make ends meet and, hopefully, earn scholarships; and they must excel in standardized tests for which they seem ill-prepared.
5 17 Communication breakdown during patient transfer is common 9 12 18–22 and leads to: decisions based on inaccurate or incomplete information; 19 patients who are exposed to unnecessary tests and treatments; 13 18 23 medication errors; 6 18 24–27 and patients/family members who are confused and disappointed by what they perceive as conflicting decision-making and lower quality of care.
In particular, we identified and richly described physicians' struggles to deliver high quality care as they seek and make decisions based on an array of incomplete, conflicting, and often untrusted information about their patients.
