Sentence examples for outcome decision making from inspiring English sources
Based on this energy cost prediction framework from real electric vehicle data, multistage optimal charging decision making models are introduced, including a deterministic model for average outcome decision making and a robust model for safest charging strategies.
Children were deemed to have suffered from PA if that was the outcome decision made at multiagency child protection strategy meetings or case conferences 6 where a joint decision as to the probability of PA based upon all information available.
In this paper, we are concerned with improving the integration of research outcomes into decision making.
On this basis, we propose a particular and emerging role in designing approaches to adaptive decision support that provide opportunities for integrating research outcomes into decision making.
The political power of various actors who promote considerations of mobility or road safety can be expected to differ between regions and countries, which contributes to variable outcomes of decision making.
On his view, individual citizens and even politicians are apt not to have a sense of responsibility for the quality of legislation because no one makes a significant difference to the outcomes of decision making.
Planned studies include an in-depth characterization of uraemic 'neuro'toxins, namely the guanidino compounds and their impact on cognitive outcomes and decision making processes in ESRD.
Hindsight and outcome bias describe how knowledge of the outcome affects the decision making about the quality of processes[ 50, 51].
This information can supplement clinical outcome data in decision making.
It also assess the outcome of effective decision making with regard feeling the choice is informed, values-based, likely to be implemented and expressing satisfaction with the choice.
Differences in opinion on the desirability of a specific treatment may hamper the communication process and the outcome of shared decision making between the urologist and patient (Montgomery and Fahey, 2001).
