Sentence examples for limited decision making from inspiring English sources
Subnational structures had very limited decision making power and minimal influence over local budgets for HIV/AIDS programmes [ 34, 35].
In other similar settings, women's disempowerment in terms of limited decision making power within intimate relationships [ 17, 18], violence against women [ 19], and low education [ 20] limited access to reproductive health services, and promoted high fertility.
Limited decision making and resource allocation powers have been particularly acute within subnational structures, which in practice worked as implementers of local programme determined at the national level rather than as coordination bodies.
The situated decision support system (SDSS) model is a type of DSS that maintains close links with the target environment and has capabilities for sensing, monitoring, decision support, and limited decision making, action generation, and implementation.
Thus to be mentioned, all testing scenarios (and the two presented above) are specific random operational situations constructed to show required multi-criteria issues which must be evaluated in a very limited decision making time when it is about to deal with such kind of decisions.
Compared with a Brazilian study [ 23], which showed a 14% prevalence of pregnancy among adolescents, our results have worse implications for this group of young, uneducated and family dependant girls, with lack of awareness of danger signs and limited decision making power.
Moreover, they have limited decision-making autonomy within marriage, and are highly vulnerable to DV.
Pregnant women with major mental disorders present obstetricians with a range of clinical challenges, which are magnified when a psychotic or agitated patient presents in labor and there is limited time for decision making.
Health costs alone are of limited use for decision making.
There is a limited literature on decision making capacity and depression.
Although this poses some drawbacks, the use of a single randomised controlled trial as a vehicle for economic analysis also has limitations and may lead to a partial and limited analysis to inform decision making.
