Two weeks later, on June 6 , 2002 I included a lengthier discussion of the Quarles principle and the lower courts' differing decisions in my statement and responses to the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Alternatively, their varying practices may represent differing decision-making in a setting of scientific uncertainty when no high-quality investigative findings exist.
Importantly, the experimental design will allow us to include a number of vignettes that show variation in patient factors that are likely to be most sensitive to differing decisions, that is, those difficult 'grey zone' cases.
Causal pathways might include reduced access to medical treatment and care, differing decisions about or tolerance of intensive regimes, and the influence of other health problems or drug effects on survival.
When grading differed, decision was taken by consensus.
Notably, comparisons of accelerometer-based results have to be interpreted with a certain degree of caution due to the differing decisions by the researchers as to how to capture and process accelerometer data.
Since in a multiple-use situation, the risk preferences of decision makers differ, one decision tree was constructed for each of three threshold probabilities of wind damage: 5, 10, and 20%.
Nonideal IA scheduler shows a small residual of differing scheduling decisions due to imperfect interference CSI.
Within the organization of one payer, there can be more than one decision process; e.g. if decisions about new drugs differ from decisions about other technologies or if a formal process is only triggered in case of high budget impact.
Physicians' intentions to use decision aids are related to their level of comfort in offering them to their patients, differ by decision aid topic, and are related to physicians' concerns about implementation issues.
