Sentence examples similar to frame decision making from inspiring English sources

This is certainly how they're going to frame this decision, making a particular point in relating it back to their nominal role as an educational institution.

Despite this, we believe that our survey is the first to document the importance of a broad range of clinical outcomes, occurring in a clinically relevant time frame, to EP decision making.

Patients from nine of the 18 studies obtained an understanding of treatment options from their nephrologist or renal nurse, and the way this information was framed influenced their decision making.

This study can provide an important frame of reference for decision making on improving groundwater quality in the study area and nearby surrounding.

This study demonstrates that frequency analysis of urban runoff quantity and quality provides a probabilistic evaluation of pollution control measures, and thus helps frame a risk-based decision making for urban runoff quality management in an urbanizing catchment.

Groups did not differ in the time frame used for treatment decision making.

The aims of the study were to analyse students' perceptions of the process of learning ethics through simulations and to describe the underlying frames that inform the decision making process of nursing students.

Likewise, context and framing affect thinking and decision making.

The approach is multidisciplinary, taking elements and ideas from several theoretical frames related to consumer's decision making.

The absence of costs associated with the utilization of testing and emphasize on informed decision making (opportunity framing) might account partly for the English uptake rates [ 57, 59, 60].

Taylor-Robinson et al. (7) similarly concluded that the time frames for population and public health decision making need to be long to resolve the complex social and/or ecological interactions that lie at the heart of global health issues.