Sentence examples for less to the decision from inspiring English sources

The study reveals the risk premium decreases at location with sufficient underground water, and raw material subsidy options are worth less to the Decision Makers at insufficient underground water locations.

A possible explanation for the near-chance CPs of opposite cells in the combined condition is that the sensitivity these cells is low relative to that in the single cue conditions and thus opposite cells contribute less to the decision process (see insets in Figure 5A, left panel).

America and some other nations will no doubt threaten to withhold aid and support -- making themselves less relevant to the decisions made by Palestinian leaders but also creating some pressure for them.

Therefore, even if they do feel that family members have a right, they would be less likely to make the decision to allow FP, preferring to leave it to a senior doctor to make the decision (see Table 2).

Much discussion centred on the decision of whether to prescribe an antibiotic or not, with much less thought being given to the decision around which antibiotic to prescribe.

And as soon as I take them off, I've got a problem"." Factors of 'communication and service' were considered as less important in relation to the decision to use OS.

However, the older the patients, the less frequent the decision to do everything possible to prolong life.

If the liberalisation policy succeeds in attracting foreign investment, the services surplus is likely to expand.More licences for foreign financial-sector firmsMeasures to liberalise the financial sector have proved to be less controversial than the decision to scrap the bumiputera equity rule.

Thus an RCT may be less significant to the clinical decision making than a case series study.

The reality may be less so.The decision to lower the top tax band was part of a broader overhaul announced last week by Thierry Breton, the finance minister.

|  Any S.E.C. investigation would focus less on the decision to use complex derivatives and more on when Jamie Dimon and the bank's management knew about the losses, and what they said to investors about the problem, Peter J. Henning writes in White Collar Watch.