Sentence examples for guided decision from inspiring English sources

Many multi-category SVMs are introduced in this paper briefly, and then an immune guided decision tree SVM (DTSVM) is presented which takes into account the fault occurring frequency.

This might be realised by the use of computer guided decision support systems and telemonitoring [ 20, 31, 32, 39, 40].

The lack of flexible funds due to earmarked wages and donor requirements has led to a disconnect between DiHPART plans and actual expenditure, which has impeded implementation of DiHPART guided decision making.

This was reflected in the recent analysis by Hornberger et al. [ 32] based on chemotherapy utilization data from a meta-analysis of decision impact studies, which suggested that Onco type DX® guided decision making dominated chemotherapy decision making based on NCCN guidelines.

First came the "invisible hand" that Adam Smith said guided decision-making according to basic market logic.

Experts made reasonable projections of future earnings and profitability, and empirical formulae guided decisions.

Performance indicators can provide essential information to enable guided decisions making regarding policy and regulation making [46].

Much of the practice of scenarios has taken place behind closed doors-resulting in confidential analyses that have guided decision-making in situations ranging from private investments to national defense strategies.

Weighing user needs against the limitations caused by the context and stakeholder needs guided decision-making in the development process.

However, these patterns, when considered together with attitudes showing less overall fear of a cancer diagnosis, raise the possibility that these women might benefit from guided decision-making during cancer treatment and recovery.

Pre-testing identified potential strengths and weaknesses of PU-QOL items, guided decision-making about modifications to items (content and response options) and questionnaire design, and provided early evidence for validity and clinical utility of each PU-QOL scale as reflected by clinically meaningful hierarchical scales, prior to formal psychometric evaluation.