Sentence examples for decisions for example by from inspiring English sources
"Yet, parents can lay the foundations for their teenage children to take good decisions, for example by promoting their ability to retain and elaborate information, or to balance the desire for immediate reward with the one for greater, long-term goals since a young age".
Some economists argue that it would be better to just let the market make decisions, for example, by using a system like the H-1B visa program that allows companies to request permission for workers to come to the United States on a temporary basis.
This simple example demonstrates that intermediaries with knowledge of network effects can make better business decisions, for example by identifying and profitably acquiring those customers who promise the highest revenue contribution to the network; such an identification enables the intermediary to optimize the user split on their platform.
The information was so minimal that children had no realistic prospect of challenging the decision, for example by correcting inaccuracies.
A family could challenge the decision (for example by proving they didn't violate program rules), but they'd be on the streets during the appeal period.
Thirdly, through increased self-esteem and awareness of their own influence, they took advantage of existing job resources i.e. decision latitude and decision authority for example by taking measures to regulate the workload.
Such manipulations affect perceptual decision-making, for example by improving performance or biasing decisions (e.g., Summerfield and Koechlin 2010; Weil et al. 2010).
Enhance a true representation of the younger population by opening avenues for young people to participate in decision making, for example by appointing them into boards or committees.
Many ACOs, however, are taking roles indirectly in formulary decision making, for example by participating on the formulary committees of payers with which they have relationships.
In line with this reasoning, regret was also found to affect important variables in a decision task, for example by decreasing trust levels (Martinez & Zeelenberg, 2015).
In Section 'Effects of stress on performance', we discuss implications of this research for the design and development of tools to help enhance SA and decision making (for example, by promoting the acquisition and use of critical knowledge units elaborated in Section 'Cognitive systems perspective').
