Sentence examples for errors decision making from inspiring English sources

"Games boil down to individual errors, decision making, and if we win enough of our personal battles out there tomorrow we'll make a good account of ourselves.

(Table 5) We found error definitions that imposed criteria for calling an event an error for all of these explanatory areas, and the findings of the survey supported their use in error decision making.

The frequency of medical errors found in the medical records in the 12 clinics in Malaysia in this cross-sectional study of 1753 records was: documentation errors 98.0%; medication errors 41.1%, investigation errors 21.7%, decision making errors 14.5% and diagnostic errors 3.6%.

Px and Py are the individual fitness of players x and y while K is associated with errors in decision making.

Failures to perceive visual stimuli lead to errors in decision making.

The relative bias is suited to this problem because it reflects the importance of the error in decision making better than, say, just the bias λ ^ 3 − λ 3.

Although hindsight bias can be identified throughout human history, the phenomenon was first described and studied as such in the 1970s by psychologists who were investigating errors in human decision making.

The summary figure (Fig.  2) may be used as an important supplement in clinical practice when assessing cognitive performance and aims to reduce diagnostic errors in clinical decision making.

The losers were traders who were not responsible for the errors or the slow decision making.

The risk of decision making errors is proposed to assess the impact of uncertainties on MCDM.

Kahneman & Tversky [14, 15] had yet another very different view on heuristics: They concentrated on showing (firstly) that people use heuristics in their decision-making and (secondly) that those heuristics lead to biases, that is, systematic errors compared to "rational decision" making.