More importantly, decisions about options require judgements about whether the anticipated desirable consequences outweigh the undesirable consequences (see Figure 1) [ 3].
Importantly, decisions about what to do, and how to access services, are often distributed amongst multiple participants in a social process [ 45].
Such testing has 'clinical utility' from a personal point of view: test outcomes may offer either reassurance or certainty, and, subsequently, the psychological benefits of 'knowing' and the ability to make important life decisions, including, importantly, reproductive decisions.
But more importantly, every decision he made was done consciously.
He wanted to defend the cup, which his beloved Reds had won a year earlier; his players wanted to play in the world's oldest cup competition; and, more importantly, the decision to withdraw, first announced in June, was not his.
More importantly, the decision doesn't take into account the input of other members of the organization.
The knowledge of soil moisture is important in studying climatology, earth science and most importantly irrigation decision support systems, but is often hard to determine since it is not possible to use critical measurements including moisture sensors all over the entire agricultural grid sector.
Importantly, the decision does not just apply to professional journalists, but to all citizens.
Importantly, the decision is reached even when the stimulus is still available or the response procrastinated, because LIP neurons exploit only the initial part of the discharge of MT neurons [49], [50].
More importantly, this decision rule has good discriminatory ability.
