Sentence examples for diverging decisions from inspiring English sources

To date, all samples with diverging decisions on combined targets are re-analyzed and a decision is taken according ISO-standard 24276 [ 20].

Ratings were consistent across respondent groups, but where they diverged decisions to retain or eliminate items followed the preference of the patients.

The nuclear melt-down in Fukushima resulted in diverging energy policy decisions across the world where Germany decided to opt out of nuclear electricity production.

In any case, the model is an aid to clinical decision making, providing quantitative information and alerting medical teams to reconsider decisions diverging radically from model prediction.

However, the VMPC patients' decisions diverged when the scenario required inflicting direct personal harm on one person to save several others--such as shoving a large person off a bridge to slow a trolley headed for five people.

When the inferential decisions diverge, analysts should conduct a detailed analysis that includes Monte Carlo simulations to determine which method provides the least biased estimates.

Investors' decisions would diverge only because of differences in their personal situation.

As students' decisions often diverge from those of non-student adults in their populations, 10– 14 we could not assume that information obtained from non-student adults would reflect students' perspectives.

The two also appeared to diverge over the decision of the military to prosecute a soldier caught on video shooting dead a subdued Palestinian attacker.

Aden, of Americans United for Life, thinks this case stands a shot of reaching the Supreme Court given the Eighth Circuit's first decision diverged so sharply from other Appeals Courts nationwide.

They will meet Monday, because of Favre's decision two years ago their diverging history now connected, if only for one night.