You may think that you have the power, but you can't make those discerning decisions.
In 1552 1553 the King's hand can be discerned behind decisions (and omissions) that directly contravened Dudley's wishes.
Novel techniques developed by de Bruijn and Martin [ 33] have been effective in discerning patterns in the decision making of reviewers to determine relevance of bibliographic citations.
It also does not explore the effect on the work of colleagues and subordinates who must be able to discern if executive decisions are based on reality or delusional thoughts.
One of the difficulties in studying the policy process is discerning the motivations of those involved, how ideas become decisions and how decisions become programmes.
However, this may compromise patients' autonomy, because doctors have reported to have difficulty discerning which patients want to take part in decision making and which patients prefer to let the doctor take the decisions for them [ 52].
Much of the brain's information processing involves such decision making, from controlling breathing, heart rate, and balance, to discerning form, movement, and faces, to producing the creative and analytic thought processes involved in reasoning, planning, and decision-making.
Before the meeting on Thursday, the bipartisanship effort will face its first potentially divisive decision: where to find breakfast tacos worthy of discerning Texas taste buds.
This fact highlights the nonlinear and complex nature of decision-making processes, as well as challenges inherent in discerning meaningful implications from such data.
Discerning the impact of the differences in risk stratification on treatment decisions and clinical outcomes was beyond the scope of the current study (as outcome data were not available).
"It was a very difficult decision to discern between what is a Public Health Emergency of International Concern and what should be precautionary measures because of a possible relation between Zika and these clusters," explained the chair of the committee, epidemiologist David Heymann of the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine.
