Sentence examples for possible decision making from inspiring English sources

The goal of all our efforts is to support and perform the best science we can to inform the best possible decision making.

Further, health care decisions should be made according to the available evidence relating to a number of possible decision making criteria, including effectiveness, cost-effectiveness, equity considerations, feasibility, affordability etc. of the proposed program, service, or technology.

Innovation and limited budget forcing the designer to move in a very "risky" environment and can be faced with an as rigorous as possible decision making method.

In addition, the analysis concerning Forward Facing CCTV, has shown that FFCCTV with a wireless link provided real time remote access to images by key decision makers, particularly the police, facilitating the earliest possible decision making on the circumstances involved with rail fatalities.

Later, the DA allows the parents to choose one of the two possible decision making models.

The DA, by providing the medical information and clarifying patient values, allows the patient to choose one of four possible decision making models[ 21, 22] Under the "informed decision making model" the patient opts for integrating herself the medical information with her values to make a decision.

In the unfortunate event of your teenager arguing with every possible decision made, suggest that she joins the debating team at school.

It is possible that decision making behavior of the SHG members may have undergone changes after the SHG respondents are exposed to the microfinance activities.

Bormann used his position to create an extensive bureaucracy and involve himself as much as possible in the decision making.

Given that neuroimaging communication only provides for "yes" or "no" responses to questions and patients cannot ask questions of their own, some have argued that it is not possible to evaluate decision making capacity [ 34- 37].

However, it is not always possible to ground decision making on actual efficiency based on population outcome indicators, particularly when information is incomplete, the units of analysis are complex and the outcomes refer to ill-defined conditions based on constructs such as mental disorders.