Sentence examples for particular decision making from inspiring English sources
Ultimately decision making, and in particular decision making that targets resilience, concerns "what to do, where, and when" (Wilson et al. 2007).
Giving small can mean something big and now that I have the relief of not having to decide who deserves my love and generosity, I am free from the stress of that particular decision making.
As regards cognitive factors, only one paper [ 38] found neurocognitive traits, in particular decision making impairment, as possibly involved in determining a less favorable outcome after Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), as well as lower weight gain and poorer motivation to change.
In particular, decision making under uncertainty, informed consent or assent, prejudice, discrimination, and justice have been highlighted.
For the designers of DSS for multi-criteria decision problems, this means that user satisfaction requires the system to be adaptable to users' particular decision making styles, although the objective impact of the system is driven by other factors.
"Individuals have no right … to challenge the reward determination process or any particular decision made during that process".
Emanating from the particular decision made, the values of the tool-outputs are displayed on the coloured bar consisting of a red, yellow, and green field which represent: a bad, medium or indifferent, and good performance.
In particular, decisions made about retention time and disclosure breadth will be crucial to the financial feasibility of any program.
Most New York residents do not realize that they need to write a living will if they want particular decisions made for them if they are unable to express their wishes, said Alan R. Fleischman, a pediatrician and senior vice president of the New York Academy of Medicine.
His account focuses primarily on the question of what justifies a state's use of coercion to enforce its laws, rather than on the question what grounds people may have to accept particular decisions made within the state as legitimate (for the distinction, see Simmons 2001).
What will making that particular decision gain you?
