Sentence examples for efficacy of decision from inspiring English sources
A secondary objective was to establish the efficacy of decision tree analysis in explaining the characteristics of victory when compared to alternate statistical methods.
While these trials provided evidence of efficacy of decision aids in patients with diabetes receiving care in academic clinics, little is known about the effectiveness of these tools in routine clinical practice, particularly in rural clinics.
A systematic review of 55 randomized controlled trials evaluating the efficacy of decision aids compared to no aid, usual care, or an alternative intervention, illustrated that patients who used a decision aid were more satisfied and had greater knowledge and less decisional conflict relative to patients in the other groups [ 26].
In a Cochrane meta-analysis [ 19] investigating the efficacy of decision aids for people facing health treatment decisions, the conclusion is that decision aids, such as pamphlets, increase patients' knowledge of treatment options and their involvement in the decision-making process.
Third, prospective testing of predictive genetic tests in large multicenter studies will be important to validate the treatment-modifying discoveries and to define the effectiveness (a step beyond efficacy) of decisions based on the predictive genetic test.
It highlights a number of trends already evident in the commercial environment (the increasing speed of new product launches and associated decision making, the growth of data available to decision makers, the ability to imbue devices with limited sensing and decision making faculties) and sets this against enduring issues around the limits and efficacy of human decision making.
We then conducted further analysis aimed at determining the efficacy of the decision aid in changing participants' screening related knowledge, self-efficacy and intent before versus after decision aid viewing.
The outsider is supposed to give voice to anxieties generated by the expansion of the so-called instrumental reason4, which is interested primarily in the efficacy of a decision rather than the long-term social costs.
Finally, we assess the efficacy of the decision tree regressor in the light of a different metric, namely Mean Squared Error (MSE) defined as: mathit{MSE}=frac{1}{n}sum_{i=1}^{n}( hat{y_{i}}-y_{i})^{2}, (3) where n is the number of datapoints in the test set, and (hat{y_{i}}), ({y_{i}}) are the predicted by the model and real surge values respectively.
The objective of this study was to conduct a systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials evaluating the efficacy of different decision aid tools compared to regular care for women facing several options in the specific field of obstetric care.
These losses increasingly became a political issue as support for the war in Australia waned, and the efficacy of the decision was later criticised, both within the military and in the media.
