Sentence examples for enabled decision-making from inspiring English sources

People with COPD use a range of non-specific symptoms/feelings to indicate the onset of an exacerbation,[ 30] and the opportunity to monitor measurements previously exclusive to healthcare professionals,[ 31] provided insights into well-being and enabled decision-making despite the lack of a clear predictive value [ 32].

What factors and information sources, if any, enabled decision-making about whether to scale up the intervention or not?

This enabled decision making to be fast and responsive, but also committees were aware of the decisions made in other fora of the project.

In traditional organizations information flowed "up" and the decisions came "down," but to compete now, we have to replace "knowledge is power" to "sharing is power". In his book Team of Teams, U.S. Army general Stanley McChrystal explained that radical transparency was a key to defeating Al Qaeda in Iraq because it enabled decision making to be pushed to the very lowest levels.

Although tools designed to tackle the interpretation of individual data types are abundant, systems that bring together multiple elements to directly enable decision making within drug discovery programmes are rare.

Orozco, Cespedes, Michoud and Llano examine a collision notification application that allows communication between cars and enables decision making to avoid collision, thus improving safety and reducing accidents.

Ensuring accuracy and quality of the data will be a key part of building trust with users to enable decision making.

Evidence must be comprehensive as much as possible, looking at several dimensions (for example cost implications and implementation feasibility) so as to enable decision making.

Routine outcome measurement reported at the service level enables decision making around funding of services, particularly at a government level where health resources are limited and need to be distributed to achieve the best outcomes [ 4].

Thorough understanding of data analysis techniques and statistical power of these studies is currently lacking and is imperative for enabling sound decision-making.

In [1, 18], a case-based reasoning algorithm enables distributed decision-making.