Consequently those couples dominated the decision making.
In a series of amusing, yet chilling accounts, Wheen describes how superstition and an appeal to the occult have dominated the decision-making processes of trans-Atlantic policy-makers since the era of Reagan and Thatcher.
Khánh dominated the decision-making and sidelined Khiêm and Minh.
In our setting, healthcare workers dominated the decision making process and patients were rarely asked for their opinion.
Also, as in the real world, the "clinical judgment" of health visitors dominated the decision to offer psychologically informed sessions, without the benefit of an eight week score.
The fact that only 19% of the variance of cough and cold preparation prescriptions was explained by clinical signs and patient symptoms supports the assumption that non-medical reasons dominated the decision to prescribe.
For high-coherence trials, the strong sensory evidence dominated the decision process, yielding >90% accuracy within 500 ms following the final change in direction irrespective of the rate of preceding direction changes.
He was satisfied to expel adversaries from office and dominate the decisions taken by men who represented the same groups and the same social principles as those whom they replaced; but Holland, whose wealth ultimately was the basis for all Dutch power, political and military, slipped from under his thumb and asserted its autonomy of judgment and decision.
In Tanzania, like in most societies in sub-Saharan Africa where the dominant social structure is patriarchal, the paternal family tends to dominate the decision-making processes [ 51, 52], and birth care is no exception.
Despite having a lack of knowledge and involvement, men often dominate the decision-making processes related to pregnancy, especially in male-dominated South Asian cultures.
