Sentence examples for ground decision making from inspiring English sources
However, it is not always possible to ground decision making on actual efficiency based on population outcome indicators, particularly when information is incomplete, the units of analysis are complex and the outcomes refer to ill-defined conditions based on constructs such as mental disorders.
Downstream, 'on the ground' decisions made due to limited resources will misclassify groups of people, and contribute to lack of sensitivity in traditional methods of forecasting (which are based on monitoring numbers of people retained on specific regimens at a cross sectional point in time).
Decision making ground to a halt.
Their collaboration will "identify knowledge gaps, co-design and co-produce knowledge, and make science more available and accessible to support DRR decision making on the ground" (Aitsi-Selmi et al. 2016, p. 4).
ART eligibility decision making on clinical grounds only would thus delay ART initiation in these children until they become symptomatic.
I bet he made the right choice, and dispensing with the grounds for his decision makes for a cleaner tale, but Smith contradicts himself so often that historians used to write him off as a chronic liar, and Price might have said a bit more about the hazards he navigated, here and elsewhere, in taking Smith at his word.
Lord Fraser of Tullybelton, who was one of the judges hearing the Zamir appeal, said that the case had wrongly stated the court's function as only seeing if there were reasonable grounds for decisions made by the immigration authorities.
Obviously, less biased outcomes form better grounds for decision-making.
Parken Stadium was selected as the official ground of the final, after a decision made by the UEFA Executive Committee.
England's selectors stuck with Davies, a cricketing decision made on cricketing grounds.
