Sentence examples for prescriptive actions from inspiring English sources

But my Achilles' heel is my overly literal approach: any time an instructor telegraphs a coming move midsong by, for instance, pointing to the right or holding up three fingers to denote repetition, I am sure to make these prescriptive actions the very centerpiece of my dancing.

The findings suggest that senior marketers written plans function as cues and guides, rather than prescriptive actions which stifle creativity and innovation.

Machine learning and other advanced analytics make it possible to scale segmentation, predictive actions, and prescriptive actions, but it doesn't replace the need for strategy; it activates it.

More so, Big Data is fuel for AI and as such, it can not only provide descriptive market insights but can also recommend prescriptive actions for future to maximise return on investment based on proper data fed to it.

More data and more analysis make it possible to predict future states, like what are the chances that this elevator will stop working next week and which prescriptive actions can we take?

But overly prescriptive action, if implemented, won't make any impact at all on the government, against which this action is apparently directed, and may have a negative impact on schools and pupils, possibly even playing directly into Michael Gove's hands if heads are unable to manage staff as required.

"We believe Futurelytics takes BI to the next level, from predictive insight (someone at the customer end watching yet another dashboard) to prescriptive action," he continues.

Chief Innovation Officer of MAT Geoff McGrath says sometimes the biggest challenge for data in healthcare is "people using prescriptive action based on algorithms across a population".

Like the discovery of a cancerous blemish, knowledge about the garbage patches tends to activate people to learn more and to take prescriptive action.

One can even make a perfect case that the Ten Commandments is a total harm reduction strategy in that it addresses the major issues of a society and encourages a strong prescriptive action to reduce the harm that is caused by not following them.

Generally, it includes descriptive (describes data), exploratory (discovering unknown correlations in data), predictive (predict events and trends) and prescriptive (suggest actions) methods to gain meaningful insight for different domains [56, 57].