Sentence examples for preferred decisions from inspiring English sources

The majority of participants preferred decisions about treatment to be made in collaboration between patients, parents, and health care providers.

We illustrate the developed probabilistic analysis approach and the influence of the dependency of the stochastic degradation on the preferred decisions through numerical examples.

In order to make the economist trustworthy, participants were informed of the economist's credentials and achievements, as well as his preferred decision strategy, in detailed instructions, which read as follows: "An expert Economist (Professor Charles Noussair of the Department of Economics at Emory University) is going to tell you his preferred decisions on half the trials.

Their approach preferred decision-making through executive action and rules passed by the Board of Health that successfully banned trans-fats from food outlets, set institutional food standards, introduced menu labeling requirements for chain restaurants, and improved access to healthy foods for disadvantaged populations.

Ende and his colleagues [ 22] also confirmed this in that they could find no correlation between the desire for information and the preferred decision-making roles of patients.

But personally I would prefer decisions made "according to the sense of the meeting".

In consequence, (potential) investors should prefer decisions in favor of non-shareholding stakeholders (as compared to shareholding stakeholders) when the costs of fulfilling non-shareholding stakeholders' interests are seen as low.

Relatively small member countries favour a situation where the group of national central bank governors has high voting shares, whereas large countries prefer decisions to be taken by the central bank board.

Berkowitz suggests that Breyer is also inconsistent, in failing to apply this standard to the issue of abortion, instead preferring decisions "that protect women's modern liberty, which remove controversial issues from democratic discourse".

Patients' Preferred Decision Role is measured with the Control Preferences Scale [ 72], which is compared to an adapted version assessing patients' Actual Decision Role in oncology office visits.

For all decisions, most patients (59%-63%) preferred Shared Decision-Making (SDM).