Sentence examples for differential decisions from inspiring English sources

The differential decisions of individual bees to heat or not is suggested to be determined by temperature threshold differences between individuals, according to the threshold model of task allocation in polyandrous social insect colonies [e.g. 58].

Third, the unblinded nature of the study exposes the groups to potential biases caused by differential decisions of when to reinitiate sedation, the timing of extubation, and ICU and hospital discharge that may have accounted for differences in outcomes.

Three perspectives relevant to PA maintenance that inform our intervention include the Transtheoretical Model (TTM) [ 41- 43], Rothman's theory regarding differential decision criteria for initiation versus maintenance [ 44], and the relapse prevention model [ 45].

This variation in capacity may result in differential decision-making about who can receive ICU support, and which services can be supported in specific hospitals and regions during times of increased demand [ 3, 5].

Thus, maternal effects that are manifested as differential oviposition decisions could also influence the expression of resource polymorphism.

African-Americans admitted to U.S. hospitals with community-acquired pneumonia (CAP) are more likely than Caucasians to experience prolonged hospital length of stay (LOS), possibly due to either differential treatment decisions or patient characteristics.

The main identification condition for the estimation of the SLCP effect is that there are no other shocks than the new policy that may affect the differential migration decision of the participating group relative to the non-participating group.

Different integral inequalities including Chebyshev, Jensen, Hölder, and Minkowski inequalities are widely used in various fields of mathematics, such as probability theory, differential equations, decision-making under risk, forecasting of time-series, and information sciences.

The thoughts and feelings activated by the non-analytical system can be reflected upon by the analytical system, and if they are considered useful, analytical strategies such as systematic differential diagnosis, decision tools and causal reasoning about disease processes may be applied(Moulton et al. 2007).

11 12 Further research suggests that socioeconomic differentials in decision making after antenatal detection are because of differences in maternal age.

Notch signaling also plays important roles in asymmetric cell divisions that result in differential cell fate decisions [ 4- 6].