For instance understanding a predator's movement behaviour may alter pre determined expectations of prey behaviour, as almost any aspect of the prey's decisions from foraging to mating can be influenced by the risk of predation.
However this attitude makes no sense considering those at the top make all the significant decisions particularly when it comes to resources - and much of the employee experience, which shapes the customer experience is pre determined by the CEO.
This is not entirely in line with the motivational interviewing approach of delivering ABIs, which does not imply a pre-determined decision about what is best for the patient.
"The military staged a coup to overthrow her, then set up a legislative committee to impeach her," Pavin told the Guardian, adding that the decision seemed pre-determined.
Indeed, any potential for the match to still carry significance was taken away by the decision to pre-determine the Super Eights, meaning all four group winners ended up in the same pool.
The Star documented another North Korean woman, pregnant, who had her health protections stripped while she waited for a decision on her application, as bureaucrats pre-determined her claim to be unfounded.
Patients will be enrolled according to a pre-specified ratio based on their treatment, which is not pre-determined by the study protocol but based on the physician's decision.
They entail normative decisions to be made, but they do not pre-determine them.
Even the decisions the president does make are often shaped or pre-determined by the choices his top aides bring to him.
This decision is based on numerous factors, but would be significantly aided by an ability to pre-determine the likelihood of a survival advantage for a particular patient based on measurement of validated predictive variables.
Those inputs are pre-determined.
