Sentence examples for inferred decision from inspiring English sources

In the majority of these cases, there was an explicit or inferred decision to continue life-sustaining treatment.

Despite these differences in the inferred decision rules, we found rather similar behaviour at the flock level for the two numerically dominant species: this similarity seems to result from differences in mean abundance for these two species.

Of 78 infants with at least one documented TLD, 22 (28%) survived to discharge, most in the setting of explicit or inferred decisions to continue treatment.

In contrast, 'impact' relates to the inferred effect of a decision on the broader population [ 12] and is often portrayed as relating to the interests of the stakeholders involved [ 11].

To the diligent observer, the sources of every milestone, of every decision, may be reasonably inferred, provided the right evidence survives in the archives.

The mean (standard deviation) κ value, computed across all possible reader-pairs, was 0.52 (0.10) for the inferred progression/repair/no change assignment, based on a better/worse decision.

The same conclusion could be inferred from limited proteolysis studies.

In the setting of individual sentence recognition, a sequence of decisions is made which corresponds to an inferred utterance.

However, inferred binding sites often defy intuition and the resulting LO decisions are often counterintuitive, with nonpolar groups in the drug placed next to polar groups in the target.

The real-time decision generated by rt-CDSS is actually interpreted as a computer-inferred prediction from the given current condition of the patient that leads to further reasoning with an aid of a knowledge base, rather than a final decision confirmed by some authoritative human user.

For each reader we compared the direct assignment of repair with the inferred assignment, using the inferred assignment as the gold standard because this only involves one decision about better/worse.