Sentence examples for rational data from inspiring English sources

If there is no cognitive information in a situation in which a decision has to be made, like whether to trust a stranger about whom nothing is known, the brain will go with the emotional advice from its oxytocin system, but otherwise rational data will be weighed against the influence from oxytocin and may well override it, Dr. Averbeck said.

Yet, today, most businesspeople still follow the old adage, "Emotions and business don't mix," relying on rational data to drive decisions instead.

This chapter highlights some of the features of three of the leading products: IBM Rational Data Architect, Computer Associates AllFusion ERwin Data Modeler, and Sybase PowerDesigner.

Several aspects are presented which can be of great utility in designing rational data acquisition procedures and in drawing a correct interpretation of the results, but most of all a method is presented that can be profitably employed by people working in sorption research on their own systems.

This paper is a contribution to the research needed towards a possible improvement of design recommendations, based on the following rational data: (a) Recognition of all failure modes, and (b) Specific contribution of force transfer mechanisms, such as tensile strength and compression strength of masonry, masonry to masonry friction, pullout force of steel bars and dowel action.

To avoid using Ct values in quantification allele frequency, a novel rational data processing method, which is based on the normalized fluorescence ratio Kf of real-time PCR exponential phase, was presented.

Our culture is taken up with an all-pervasive pretence at rational, data-driven decision-making.

The art of sustainability: imagination, not spreadsheets will create change A rational, data-driven approach won't be sufficient to drive a sustainable future.

The rational, data-driven approach tends to keep us stuck in the past and the present, reducing sustainability to mere extrapolation.

The more cautious assessment of self-driving technology by Mr. Huber and others partly reflects the classic Spock-vs.-Kirk difference in mentality between Germany's rational, data-driven engineers and the visionaries of Silicon Valley.

Despite agreement that rational, data-based decisions will lead to improved health outcomes, many public health decisions appear to be made intuitively or politically.