Sentence examples for may support decision making from inspiring English sources
Previous research suggests that providing information to women newly diagnosed with breast cancer, during the gap between cancer diagnosis and their first surgeon consultation, may support decision making.
A decision model is proposed in this paper based on environmental performance indicators, which may support decision making in the case of supply chains in the presence of environmental considerations.
Parameterization and modeling of stomatal conductance for the main urban tree species may provide reliable estimations of the stomatal uptake of O3 and other gaseous pollutants by vegetation, which may support decision making on the most suitable species for green urban planning in polluted areas.
An assessment of patient decisional needs for contraceptive method choice may provide insight into patient-centered ways to support decision making.
Measurement systems produce information to support decision making.
Steps involved in drafting a document to support decision making.
Thus, mathematical modeling is required to support decision making [ 10].
We need accurate and objective tools to support decision making.
However, the rapidity of progression of joint damage, in addition to disease activity and other prognostic factors, may support decision-making in relation to statements Nos 7 and 14, especially if joint damage appears to progress considerably despite the achievement of the desired treatment target; however, lag periods 47 have to be taken into consideration before making such decision.
Our results will include information about the impact of the interventions on key outcomes including mortality, cost, healthcare utilisation, HRQOL and adverse events and therefore may support decision-making to lower unscheduled admissions without increasing cost or threatening patient safety and quality of care.
Data scarcity represents a serious limitation to the use of hydrologic models for supporting decision making processes, and may lead to inappropriate measures for integrated water resources management efforts.
