Sentence examples for deficient decision-making from inspiring English sources
Impairments in either "cool" or "hot" processes may represent two pathways to deficient decision-making.
The encountered vehicle driving difficulties of patients with Parkinson's disease may not only be mediated by reduced vigilance spans, prolonged reaction times or deficient decision making, but may also be due to reduced rapid screening of the peripheral visual field by automatic exploratory saccades, respectively by reduced motion detection due to malfunction of collicular oculo-motor pathways.
The consequence is a dose assessment very far from the reality and a deficient decision making support.
As a consequence of deficient financing, physicians face limitations in decision-making and fibrinolysis in ACS with persistent ST-elevation is applied relatively rarely and depends more on the hospital's actual budget situation than on patients' medical needs.
The following guidance will be used in the decision-making process: a deficient meniscal rim providing no circumferential fibre support or an intact rim of less than 2 mm width over the majority of the meniscus.
And stress makes good decision-making harder.
Currently, ACL reconstruction is becoming more common in active patients over 40 years, and age does not represent the major criteria in the decision-making process for the treatment of the ACL-deficient knee in the elderly population.
Based on the data present in the literature and on our personal experience, we developed a decision-making strategy for the treatment of the ACL-deficient knee in the elderly population.
The purpose of our article is to establish, through a systematic review of the literature, useful decision-making criteria that will guide surgeons to the most appropriate therapeutic approach for the ACL-deficient knee in middle-aged patients.
Decision-making is cumbersome.
His decision-making skills?
