The board's decision-making process reflects the dysfunction of the overburdened immigration court system, which is in need of a complete overhaul.
Participants emphasized the importance of the coaching role as a central feature of an effective decision making process, which reflects the cultural importance of relationality, with mutual learning and building of knowledge together.
This may reflect the decision making process on FGM in the family and the society and the potential power of the father in making such decision.
Being involved in the decision making process on school travel mode may reflect both independent mobility and a positive attitude towards walking/biking to school which have been suggested to increase the likelihood of active school transport [ 14, 15, 37, 38].
The data, however, might not reflect the decision making process between women and doctors for whom minimal risks and relatively quick and convenient treatments might offset the higher failure rates associated with Mirena initially, knowing that a more definitive treatment is still available.
The findings presented in this study reinforce a need for further research on learning and technology that engage and explain undergraduates' understanding of meaning making explicitly, including the particular ways in which social-technological interactions via social media and other emerging educational technologies inform and reflect meaning making processes in undergraduate learning.
Therefore, decision makers and authorities on city level need information about climate and health issues and tools to reflect that information in their decision making processes.
In order to meet their expectations, patients should reflect their priorities accurately to their decision making processes for choosing a physician.
"I don't mean to be critical of the general committee because it's older," Mr. Johnson said, "but I wanted to make the selection process reflect more the Academy at large".
The process reflects how it's made.
At the very least, the process reflects Mr. McCain's history of making fast, instinctive and sometimes risky decisions.
