Sentence examples for one set of decisions from inspiring English sources

The idea behind Endgame: Syria was that there are lots of different competing factions, so the player can take one set of decisions, see the outcome, then take another".

One set of decisions involves finding a feasible k-tree path network through segment linkages (routing flow) at a minimum variable cost, while another attends to the schedule of an even wood flow to the landing location(s) (transporting flow), within the scope of operational planning horizon.

The purpose of the think aloud is to reveal cognitive activities in handling the individual case scenarios and thus we were able to look only at one set of decisions at a point in time.

As "Liz," Elizabeth makes one set of decisions; as "Beth," she makes another.

It can describe the reactions of one set of decision-makers to another and analyze the situations in terms of conflict and cooperation.

We wondered whether a decision tree trained on one set of assays to enrich for activity would be practically useful when applied to an independent set of assays.

That raises an interesting question that's worth thinking about: Why do we criticize decisions that inhibit free expression based on one set of economic incentives over another?

The adaptive design of the I-SPY 2 trial will allow early data from one set of patients to guide decisions about which treatments may be more useful in the trial in order to eliminate ineffective treatments and offer patients the best chance of successful therapy [ 49].

In addition, this innovative adaptive trial design similar to Battle Trial will enable researchers to use early data from one set of patients to guide decisions about which treatments might be more useful for patients later in the trial, and eliminate ineffective treatments more quickly.

The recent report from USA Today shines a spotlight on one such set of decisions: how colleges and universities fund athletics.

A situation was created whereby drivers were forced to make a rapid stop/go decision at one set of traffic lights that turned from green to amber as drivers approached.