Sentence examples for derive a decision from inspiring English sources

The National Emergency X-Radiography UtilizatioNEXUSdy II (NEXUS is) is a large, multicenter, prospective study designed to derive a decision rule for CT imaging of patients with blunt head injury.

X2 recursive partioning was used to derive a decision rule to restrict ordering of CT scans.

The goal is to construct a binary classifier or derive a decision function from the available samples.

The paper-and-pencil version has been modified to be optimally efficient, as it includes only those questions necessary to derive a decision (see Figure  3).

Elias et al. [6] and Arnold et al. [7] applied machine learning techniques to derive a decision tree from a number of peptide and fragment attributes to compute the probability of observing a fragment ion's intensity.

The Clinton administration decided that government-financed researchers could work with the embryonic cells as long as others destroyed the embryos from which the cells are derived, a decision still under review by the Bush administration.

With a meaningful cutoff point for GDR, we certainly agree on the potential value of deriving a decision tree for predicting insulin resistance as suggested by Tam et al. (1).

NDM is not designed for real-time, i.e., dynamic, clinical decision making (e.g., [ 8], Housset & Junod, 2003), but rather to derive a general decision tree to be studied as a potential (hypothetical) clinical workflow, with follow-up testing being specified by the outcome of the previous test.

To derive a clinical decision guide (CDG) to identify patients best suited for cervical diagnostic facet joint blocks.

This study proposes a novel descriptor-based AD method which accounts for the data distribution and exploits k-Nearest Neighbours (kNN) principle to derive a heuristic decision rule.

The most common practice of traditional fusion rules, such as CR and Chair-Varshney fusion rules, is to employ all sensors in the ROI to derive a final decision.