Sentence examples for reasoning decision making from inspiring English sources

Objective: This paper studies the differences between controlled medical vocabularies that are designed as external artifacts and the mental concepts that are inside users' heads and used by users for reasoning, decision making, diagnosis, and treatment.

Results: It was found that there are significant mismatches between controlled medical vocabularies that are designed as external artifacts and the mental concepts that are inside users' heads and used by users for reasoning, decision making, diagnosis, and treatment.

Patients' reasoning, decision making and interpersonal interactions prior to diagnosis were complex.

With regard to the recent political announcement calling for naming and shaming of GPs who miss signs of cancer in their patients, current findings suggest that such an approach is over-simplistic and fails to account for the complexity and variability of reasoning, decision making and interpersonal interactions preceding diagnosis.

Consistent with decades of reasoning and decision making research, reasoning accuracies in the present study showed that people are typically biased and fail to select the normatively correct response on classic reasoning problems.

There would also have to be programs for Chinese grammar and for the systematic translation of Chinese words and sentences into the particular codes (or languages of thought) used in all of the operations of the machine that are essential to understanding Chinese e.g., those involved in perception, memory, reasoning, and decision making.

This paper studies the influence of information and communication technologies on human reasoning and decision making.

This CE utilizes a hybrid architecture of case-based reasoning (CBR) decision making with GA-based optimization.

Such advances are mainly due to the recent developments of intelligent control design approaches for the integration of sensory information, computation, human reasoning and decision making.

In this paper, we introduce a Cognitive Assistant named LIZA that is developed as a pedagogical agent and aims at improving the reasoning and decision making abilities of its users.

The high correlation with OSCE (r = 0.83, p <0.001) indicates similarity of constructs assessed including clinical reasoning and decision making.