There are particular, identifiable decisions that he made which made the catastrophe worse.
We can easily grasp the idea of a country's army (or legislative body, or cabinet ministers) dictating to the president what legislation he must approve; for in this case there are (at least) two independently identifiable decision-makers — each with its own point of view, each with its own power.
In our study, we analyze the consistency of empirically identifiable decisions with historical decisions of similar type and challenge their performance relevance.
To do so requires us to reject two romantic notions: first, that policymakers will ever think like scientists; and second, that there is a clearly identifiable point of decision at which scientists can contribute evidence to make a demonstrable impact.
Yet, their approach was inconsistent with the procedural approach: R&D did not anticipate societal impacts or reflect purposes of the innovation, to any extent identifiable in their decision making (Blok et al., 2017).
The notion of crime scripts thus helps in the understanding of behavioral routines (i.e., criminal events) and their identifiable stages and decision-making processes; crime scripts also aid in investigations of the complete crime-commission sequence (Cornish 1994, 1999).
In case a different set of parameters ρ is found to be identifiable a priori the decision vector k is replaced by ρ.
This conflict was more evident in scenarios where decisions affected identifiable patients such as medicines selection processes (Gallego et al. 2007).
Put otherwise, interventions may be grouped according to name brands (e.g. in parenting, where Incredible Years [ 18] and Triple P [ 19] are both marketed interventions), collections of activities or collections of hypothesised change pathways which, together, may represent a set of identifiable options for clinical decision-makers.
Rather, their judgments and decisions deviate in identifiable ways from idealized economic models.
Caldicott is a respected psychiatrist and psychotherapist, known as the originator of the "Caldicott guardians", who make decisions about sharing identifiable data in the NHS and social services.
