Sentence examples for decisions defined in from inspiring English sources

Assessment of 20 months of work collaboration between intensive care unit (ICU) and mobile palliative care teams within the collegial group discussions prior to withholding or withdrawing treatments decisions defined in the Act of 22 April 2005.

The proposed model is formulated based on a two-stage robust optimization approach in which decisions are defined in two stages such that a first-stage solution should be robust against the possible realizations of the disruption that can only be revealed in a second stage.

This equation combined with the Bayes' decision rule defined in Eq. 8 mutatis mutandis constitutes the "Tapered Naïve Bayes" algorithm.

Due to the intricacies of dynamic decision mechanisms defined in our taxonomy some classifications in our review have been changed from the classifications used in the target papers.

The mean aggregation results are organized according to the fuzzy decision matrix defined in Eq. (14) and presented in Table 10.

5In Compton and Pollak (2007), the migration decision is defined in terms of a three equation latent dependent variable model (rather than the two equation model presented here), the third equation estimates the probability of the coupling continuing (not divorcing).

The comparisons in the surgical studies were not relevant to the decision problem defined in the scope, and so were treated as case series for the purposes of the evaluation.

As per NICE requirements, the submission on the EXOGEN device, from Smith and Nephew (the sponsor), was based on the decision problem defined in the scope, and followed a set template [ 8].

Policy Server acts as the Policy Decision Point (PDP) defined in RFC2753.

The second model (CGMCLAP) can be applied for cases of non-physical signals, and the allocation decision should be defined in the model.

This work is based on the user satisfaction metric: a metric of the network response time, in terms of serving the decision-making requests, defined in our previous work in [3].