Sentence examples for in decision support tools from inspiring English sources

The use of such an approach combines the advantages of the conceptual model, namely simplicity, low computational requirements, and ability to be easily integrated in decision support tools with the capacity of the physically based simulation model to be easily transferred in conditions and locations other than those used for calibrating and validating it.

So far, in decision support tools, probability and fuzzy set theory are the most common approaches.

The challenges faced by modelers using CFD in precision crop production are discussed and possibilities for incorporating the CFD models in decision support tools for Precision Farming are highlighted.

Her research is focused on national and landscape scale soil data including digital soil mapping, deriving mapped soil functions and expertise in decision support tools.

Yet, to some extent, tailoring informational detail in decision support tools by allowing some users to avoid detailed numerical probability information according to their preferences could be at odds with current P-DA quality standardization initiatives [ 3].

In addition, decision support tools in the form of prediction models have been developed to help the physician handle the clinical information, and thereby to better triage and treat the patient.

This study does not support the inclusion of SES levels as an additional independent risk factor in clinical decision support tools informing diabetes screening with Hgb A1c in this primary care setting.

This study does not support the inclusion of SES in clinical decision support tools that inform the use of Hgb A1c for diabetes screening.

As such, there is a tremendous opportunity to develop a systematic approach to embedding scientific advances in clinical decision support tools.

Recently, there have been a number of community efforts to combine publicly available data sources of drug drug-event associations [ 36], rank adrug drug-eventctions [ 41], associationslly evaluate DDI evidence for inclusion in Clinical Decision Support tools [ 42].

The study participation rate, (47.2%) is also consistent with the work of Flanagan et. al.'s study of participation in web decision support tools for the management of pneumonia [ 6].