Sentence examples for interpret decision from inspiring English sources

The Stata and R code can be found at along with tutorials on using the code (including survival time data, multivariable models, joint and conditional models), discussions of how to interpret decision curves, and code to implement correction for overfit by repeated 10-fold cross-validation.

Instead, this country relies on nine unelected ideologues to interpret decisions made by a democratically elected government in terms of what a gang of long-dead, slave-owning wig-wearers intended.

Employees interpret decisions and actions of their managers and their trustworthiness in terms of the commitment of managers to their staff.

Decisional regret is theoretically important to measure because patients may continue to consolidate or 'react to and interpret' their decision after the decision has been made (Feldman-Stewart et al, 2012; Sepucha et al, 2013).

She said she did not interpret his decision as an emotional rejection.

That's the way Galotti seems to interpret his decision to leave the city.

"I interpret his decision to leave as something like a suicide attempt," Abdallah said.

"Our American friends should not interpret this decision to mean that Turkey has embarked on an irreversible road," Mr. Erdogan said.

"Lower federal courts, if not the Supreme Court itself, could interpret this decision as meaning the equal-protection clause requires uniformity," he said.

Inside a church where political moves can be difficult to interpret, the decision to disrupt the PwC audit could be viewed as an attempt to signal that Pell is on his way out.

At the least, it would mean stripping out a procedural layer that at present enables one member's courts to interpret a decision made by any other's before it is acted on.