Sentence examples for difficulty for decision from inspiring English sources

Although it still remains a difficulty for decision, we made the diagnosis of leiomyosarcoma rather than UPS.

Hence, an absence of complete and valid statistics and other supporting evidence may cause difficulty for decision makers when justifying resources for infection prevention activities.

Rothstein et al. (2012) refer to the difficulties for decision makers caused by the "fear of public pillory".

The procedure generates a large amount of information and even in computerised form presents difficulties for decision-making except for the simplest of products.

This has caused disputes between researchers and created difficulties for decision-makers in selecting appropriate health care interventions.

Similarly, the slope of the logistic function representing an index of difficulty for the decision task was on average 1.86 and did not vary across the different TMS conditions (F 4,24) = 1.152, p = 0.36) or the different sites (F 2,12) = 0.83, p = 0.45, see Figure 9b).

The national reports that will be consolidated by FAO-FI for presentation to COFI, will form the basis for an assessment of implementation, including both achievements and difficulties, and for decisions to be taken by COFI concerning changes that may be required periodically to update and adjust the Code to ensure that it is generally consistent with fisheries developments taking place.

A fortnight ago, after a thorough investigation, the attorney-general concluded that his findings raised "significant legal difficulties" for the decision to appoint Mr Galant.

The results also indicate that variation in difficulty might be important for decision appropriateness: specifically, greater decision difficulty may result in lower likelihood of an appropriate clinical decision being made.

The difficulty of decision-making for individual women is more complicated.

For this reason, this is an important process that may imply some difficulties for the decision-maker.