Sentence examples for govern decision from inspiring English sources
First, the criteria set out are too vague to govern decision in controversial cases.
The Obama administration promised that transparency and good science would govern decisions like these.
He said he could not be specific about what criteria would govern decisions about what manuscripts to buy, but said that editors would have to prove to an acquisitions committee that the book showed concrete evidence of "market interest".
Why should one even care that moral reasons align with deontology if the important reasons, the all-things-considered reasons that actually govern decisions, align with consequentialism?
Nevertheless, the priorities of funders oftentimes dictate the research agenda, and thus govern decisions about what kind of research is supported, by whom and for what ends [ 1].
64 Caution is needed to govern decisions to reduce (dose or interval of) synthetic or biological DMARD treatment, let alone stopping it.
Writer Ari N. Schulman critiques efforts to allow the market to govern decisions about research, and warns that Skloot's emphasis may lead others to view informed consent as a "panacea" for a range of unaddressed ethical problems [ 27].
Exploring rules governing decision making has been fascinating various fields of research, and its domain of implication ranges from our daily lives to corporate and governmental scenes.
The standard allows for policies and context information, governing decision making, to be distributed to client terminal devices to assist the decision of how to exploit various access options, within the constraints imposed by the policies.
These epigenomic data and identification of potential regulatory elements will be useful for further understanding the mechanisms governing decision making and differentiation of hematopoietic cell types.
Teenagers have always been prone to taking foolish risks (thanks partly to the brain's prefrontal cortex, which governs decision-making and is still developing in adolescence).
