Sentence examples for more correct decisions from inspiring English sources

DRS is ensuring that more correct decisions are made more of the time, and that surely can only be a good thing for cricket.

"They were very composed and controlled the game very well and although they didn't get every decision right - no one ever does - they looked like they would make more correct decisions than not.

The trick in making more correct decisions than incorrect ones (because let's face it, that is the best one can hope to achieve) is to keep in mind the person and the life that you dream to attain.

We found that when the quality of personal information is high (Ip>0.5), individuals that pool this information should make more correct decisions than those that do not.

"…so I think I can make more correct decisions at the NH, when I meet the patient in that environment" (GP2) "…so I think I can make more correct decisions at the NH, when I meet the patient in that environment" (GP2) > The doctors had regular meetings with their patients.

In contrast, when the pre-selected motor program is compatible with the upcoming stimulus (valid), the conflict between the pre-selected (cue) and selected (stimulus) responses will be low, resulting in faster and more correct decisions.

He bought a house in Katy, far from the noise and crime of Houston, and when a job opened at Enron two years ago, it seemed like just one more correct, solid decision to make.

If we allowed it in some games we would be saying that they were more deserving of correct decisions than others, most likely the "richest" games.

Concerning many published information in the field of sand flies, providing a digital database for the country will help the public health authorities to make more correct and prompt decisions for planning leishmaniasis control programs as well as modeling and forecasting of transmission potential across the country.

We performed a study with 30 professional software engineers and found that the median relative error of the engineers' subjective estimates of defect content to be zero, and that the reinspection decision based on that estimate is consistently more correct than the default decision of never reinspecting.

Without this assumption the LMS algorithm makes more errors than the correct decisions.