Sentence examples for enabling decisions to from inspiring English sources

The proposed model has prediction and diagnosis capabilities enabling decisions to be made on a project-by-project basis and is based on existing theoretical constructs.

It enables decisions to be arrived at by rules rather than "individual privileges and bestowals of favour".

The results provide important information in a succinct format and enable decisions to be made about the showerhead and the geometrical design and size of a vertical MOCVD reactor.

Monitoring, review and evaluation all deal with collection, analysis and use of information to enable decisions to be made.

Thus the MACS rule would have enabled decisions to admit or discharge patients to have been made with a sensitivity of 98.0% (95% CI 93.0% to 99.8%) and NPV 98.7% (95.3% to 99.8%) for MACE.

Information on the adverse effects of screening is essential to enable decisions to be reached by policy makers on whether screening should be offered, and by women on an individual basis on whether or not to attend.

Additionally considered is an analysis enabling decision makers to understand factors affecting intervention uptake to assess successful strategies.

When green school standards are lacking, measures must be created, including an information model enabling decision makers to recognize these schools.

Implementation of these recommendations would permit a risk assessment of UNGDO, enabling decision makers to identify and reduce the most serious environmental health threats.

In this paper, the goal of the proposed approach is not to optimize road safety, but to generate insights and sufficient knowledge to enable decision makers to make the right optimization decision to avoid dangerous routes and improve road safety.

Hence there are very limited studies available to enable decision makers to understand how to most efficiently address the rising burden from climate-sensitive diseases.