Sentence examples for mean decisions from inspiring English sources

Given the turnover in shares around takeovers, it could mean decisions about the future of the company would be made by a very small proportion of the share capital," he said.

First, democracy concerns collective decision making, by which I mean decisions that are made for groups and that are binding on all the members of the group.

"Problems with recruitment and increases in demand mean decisions are having to be made for patient safety reasons, maybe faster than everyone would have liked," he said.

Peer review is used to decide who gets funded by including the opinions of experts, but problems with peer review mean decisions might not be reliable.

Now a voice doesn't mean decision rights.

The mean decision-to-operating theatre interval accounted for 45.6 and 53.8% of the mean decision-to delivery-interval, respectively.

Mean decision times grow as the external input is reduced, regardless of the regime in which the network operates.

As a consequence, in this limit, mean decision times increase exponentially with the size of the network.

Furthermore, we show using numerical simulations that mean decision times follow in this regime an exponential dependence on the amplitude of noise.

The mean decision to delivery intervals were 12.0 and 12.6 min, respectively.

It was also notable that the mean decision-to-delivery intervals were under 15 min in both time periods.