Sentence examples for envisioned decision from inspiring English sources

The envisioned decision support component will take the current patient EHR, judge their status (nodes such as commencement, stabilising, reduction, etc. in Figure 7), apply the guidelines associated with the status upon the past prescribing history (rules under the node titles in Figure 5), and generate recommendations for the current prescribing for that patient.

The decision envisioned truly independent spending groups, not what are essentially campaign offshoots doing the dirty work that candidates prefer to shun.

The results of this inquiry point to a disjuncture between the practicalities of disclosure in everyday life and the somewhat abstracted vision of the rational actor envisioned in court decisions requiring near universal disclosure in sexual interactions.

An RSC is appropriate when the study on which risk coefficients are based includes only exposures through one route, whereas exposures through other routes will be present in exposure situations envisioned in regulatory decisions (and so must be factored in when regulating exposures by the first route).

Similarly, a tool may be envisioned that helps the decision maker understand and prioritize risks that may be computed for various possible alternative actions.

This paper presents an enhanced integrated testing framework based on tiered testing and endpoint-specific decision triggers envisioned for application to commodity chemical safety assessments.

From the moment we made that decision, I envisioned what our life would be one day.

Activities fostered by the PAHO's ProVac Initiative can also be envisioned to strengthen the decision making on the future OCV use grounded in the evidence generated locally.

Wireless mobile networks in the future are envisioned to demand more intelligent handover decision mechanisms to achieve seamless mobility and services.

Community participation in local health decision-making has been envisioned as a key strategy to improve the design and delivery of health services in the USA.

However, although truly shared decision-making is already envisioned by some [ 38], the most recent Cochrane review was unable to find sufficient robust data to determine whether shared decision-making for people with mental health conditions is effective [ 10].