Sentence examples for putative decision from inspiring English sources

The rationale behind their putative decision would point to the rigid, top-down News Corp chain of command.

So it may be easy to dismiss George HW Bush's putative decision to vote for Clinton (his spokesman refuses to confirm or deny the report).

Despite the threat, Gibraltar has gone about business as if the putative decision by British voters to depart from the EU would constitute a form of political suicide that only a King Lear in full-blown dementia would deem to contemplate.

Reponses by subjects reveal that often their putative decision is based on fundamental overvaluations of their fatness and deeply entrenched iatrogenic assumptions about personhood.

We measured the difference between this urgency signal (which begins at r0 at t = 0) and r b, the neural activity at the time of putative decision commitment (75 ms before the saccade [ Gold and Shadlen, 2007]), to determine the neurally-measured excursion as a function of time for each speed-accuracy regime.

We had two concrete goals: (1) to investigate the temporal pattern of FRs in PMd during decisions and use various parameters and predictions of computational models of decision-making to identify putative decision-related neurons, and (2) to investigate if these putative decision-related neurons were anatomically localized as a function of cortical depth.

Our second goal was to ask whether putative decision-related neurons tend to be anatomically localized, such that anatomically informed neural network models can be created13,14,15, 30, 36,37,38.

In particular, we wanted to examine how FR patterns of cells in different parts of the continuum covary with sensory parameters (e.g., stimulus difficulty), behavioral markers of task performance (e.g., reaction time (RT), choice), and temporal events (e.g., stimulus onset, movement onset) and thereby delineate putative decision-related neurons.

Here's our first putative norm of standard decision theory (van Fraassen 1983: 297): Possibility of Vindication A rational agent will not adopt an option that has no possibility of attaining minimal disutility, when such a minimum exists.

By incorporating formal statistics into the predictive classifier evaluation in a randomized phase 2 study, we are able to optimally manage risk across a portfolio of drugs and putative biomarker classifiers (see "decision analysis guided phases 2 3 predictive biomarker transition" below).

Future research should investigate the clinical utility of these putative markers of tactile decision-making mechanisms in CRPS.