Sentence examples for for implementing decision from inspiring English sources

There are different algorithms for implementing decision tree; C5.0 and its earlier version C4.5 have been described in [41]; however, for our work, we will use J48, a version of C4.5 as our classifier.

R2: Expressive knowledge representation for implementing decision processes on substance screening and evaluation.

The EU provides case definitions for comparable reporting of cases in implementing decision 2012/506/EU which member states have to use [ 6].

The European Commission (EC) is the executive body of the European Union responsible for proposing legislation, implementing decisions, upholding the EU treaties and managing the day-to-day business of the EU.

Mr Hayes, meanwhile, is responsible only for "renewable energy deployment", implementing decisions made by his Lib Dem colleague.

The study took place within a team grant "Sherbrooke-Ottawa-Montréal Emerging Team (SOMET) on Critical Periods of Body Weight Regulation: A Women's Health Perspective" within a larger mixed methods descriptive study exploring individual and environmental factors influencing 60 middle-aged women implementing decisions for achieving and maintaining healthy body weight.

The team that spends 80 hours a week working on a company, understanding all the nuances of the hundred things going on, and being responsible for implementing a decision, should make the decision (not the board that drops in casually every six or eight weeks).

3. The chair of the HCT meeting should, with immediate effect for all decisions, establish who exactly is responsible for implementing the decision, who should report back on it, and when progress reports should be made.

Although the most appropriate time to implement decision support for NVAF may be at the time of diagnosis, in many settings the incidence of new NVAF is too low and the system barriers too numerous to introduce a decision support tool at the time of diagnosis.

George W. Bush announced in August 2001 that the federal government would only support research on the 64 existing lines (self-sustaining colonies) of human embryonic stem cells, the National Institutes of Health, the agency responsible for implementing the decision, was forced to negotiate with the foundation in order to gain access to the stem cells.

This paper is concerned with proposing a fuzzy cognitive map (FCM) driven approach for implementing expert decision support in the area of urban design.