Sentence examples for produced for decision from inspiring English sources

In order to improve the usability of whatever input is produced for decision makers, the information needs to be processed in an analytic as well as 'experimental' way (Marx et al., 2007), i.e., taking into account personal experience of the user.

The CDF lines for alternatives in Fig. 1 crossing each other and there is no clear ranking decision can be produced for the Decision Makers under different RAC.

Subsequently, the case may be evaluated by one of the board's consultants and a proposal is produced for the decision which is finally made by the board.

Table  1 illustrates the kind of information provided to the general public on breast cancer screening: three plain language syntheses or fact boxes produced for individual decision-making on breast screening based on recent systematic reviews.

Therefore, it is important for local ICPs to produce evidence for decision makers, so that infection control receives more attention and resources.

The new quality indicators domain was introduced with the aim to further improve the quality of care, produce information for decision making, and increase regulation and accountability.

They argued that it is not possible to use decision support materials produced for general medicine in mental health [ 85].

Once we make those decisions, the content produced for the astronauts will attract the settlers.

City leaders say Cummings' varying explanations of response time data discrepancies added to concern and confusion at City Hall: He has both bristled at questions about the accuracy of department data and apologized for using inconsistent formulas to produce reports for decision-makers.

Although these recent decisions produced a split decision for proponents of each plant, it seems unlikely the government can bat.500 on future efforts to favor the building of new pressurized water reactor nuclear plants of Vogtle's type, or maintain large, aging coal plants.

We have produced these decision aids for the purposes of a population-based randomised controlled trial (stage 3) examining how information about overdetection affects women's decision-making about breast screening.