Sentence examples for incorrect decision-making from inspiring English sources
"In a difficult operating environment, complex corporate structures begin to encourage incorrect decision-making," said Louis Gargour, a managing director with RAB Capital Management in London, who recently sold short bonds of Shell subsidiaries, essentially making a bet the bonds would lose value.
Because incorrect investment decision-making can cause great losses to investors, quantitative risk assessment is widely used in establishing the financial feasibility of projects.
Therefore, we cannot infer from our results that those 93% of patients who might have been directly referred to QDU instead of ED represented "incorrect" decisions; the PHC physician's decision-making process would actually require additional investigation.
And stress makes good decision-making harder.
Ignoring the dual decision-making process could lead to incorrect policy recommendations, particularly for females.
The presence of this uncertainty means that there is inevitably some possibility that decisions made on the basis of the available (uncertain) information will be incorrect and introduces the possibility of error into decision-making.
When decision-making in rehabilitation is based on incorrect conclusions the development of the child may be negatively influenced.
Computational models can distinguish between changes in sensory processing and altered decision-making as they result in different response times for incorrect choices in a perceptual decision-making task [4].
Decision-making errors are those where the interpretation of a lesion is incorrect.
The researchers also found that regions of the prefrontal cortex (PFC), which is involved in decision-making, lit up more when subjects made correct decisions than when they made incorrect ones.
Strengthening CHW decision-making and identification of higher-risk patients, including those that do not meet current referral criteria, could reduce incorrect pneumonia diagnosis, antibiotic prescription, and referrals.
