Sentence examples for inappropriate decision making from inspiring English sources

Cognitive impairment and dementia are associated with an increased mortality, decreased quality of life, more frequent hospitalizations, and inappropriate decision making in dialysis patients [ 12].

Culturally inappropriate decision making: The Organisation is not designed to deal with cultural issues or complex social problems; the normal Indigenous decision-making processes and protocols such as consultation and input from family groupings are not structurally accommodated.

A shorter follow-up period may result in inappropriate decision making of the treatment strategy.

"No progress will be possible without the full cooperation of the Sudanese government," Mr. Wang said, calling the proposed indictment "an inappropriate decision made at an inappropriate time".

Critics of cost benefit analysis argue that reducing all benefits to monetary terms is impossible, and that a quantitative, economic standard is inappropriate to political decision making.

Therefore, mapping algorithms developed in other countries might be inappropriate for Korean-specific decision making.

Unreliable and sketchy information has been shown to produce inappropriate decision-making and deployment [ 4].

Common decision making errors were inappropriate follow up (48.4%), where some patients were not given an appointment date for follow up or were given follow up dates which were too late or too soon; and inappropriate care plan (8.1%), such as patients not given or not advised on appropriate management or care plans (see Table 2).

From these four scenarios, we can also see that the farther away W ij is from r i, the greater the reward (penalty) will be when an appropriate (inappropriate) decision is made.

(3) What are the motives for GPs' decision making regarding prescription of potentially inappropriate drugs?

However, some common gaps need to be filled to suit unstructured, dynamic environments; e.g. poor detection performance, inappropriate decision-making and low action success rate.