Sentence examples for defined decision from inspiring English sources

Based on the defined decision function, the recognition of OFDM and SCLD signals is formulated as a statistical testing problem.

Alternatively, EPA 314.0 permits the MCT to be set at a conductivity level of a spiked solution with a PD(A/H) value below the defined decision value of 20%.

We show that although the design space is the same, depending on the a priori model knowledge, different approaches are suggested by the community to tackle the defined decision making problems.

To use the system, the patient downloads data from her blood glucose meter to the computer, which classifies the glucose measurements according to a defined decision tree.

To our knowledge this is the first trial comparing individualized physiotherapy led by a defined decision making process to a standard exercise protocol.

Therefore this intervention, combining a shoulder specific exercise programme with a defined decision making process and clinical experience, represents a best practice approach.

In this study, interviewees reported a clearly defined decision-making process where evidence is weighed and the most appropriate option implemented.

By "community" is meant certain characteristics referred to in community-based natural resource management including, having reasonably defined decision-making processes; being a homogenous unit (sometimes ethnic) with shared goals and values; having traditional resource use systems and livelihood strategies; and also having a clear spatial or conceptual boundary (Armitage 2005; Li 2002).

To this end, in a supplement to the article we provided recommendations that elaborated on the need for participants' commitment to a participatory research approach, participatory research training for advocates and scientists, clearly defined roles for advocates in research, clearly defined decision-making processes, and deliberation and agreement on the allocation of funds.

Since a "mental health emergency" is not well defined, decisions on what constitutes an emergency are not always based on objective criteria.

Constraint (12) defines decision variables types.