Sentence examples for refined decision-making from inspiring English sources

A more refined decision-making strategy for these patients is needed, as overall reoperation rates are 8 20% (Alho et al. 1991, 1992, Parker et al. 2001, 2007, Conn and Parker 2004, Bjorgul and Reikeras 2007).

In conclusion, future research should refine decision-making tools to minimize the unwanted effects of underutilization and overutilization of OACs.

Rather than wishing volatility away, we need to design a financial system that is more robust in the face of extreme volatility, and refine decision-making techniques to account for the risk of Black Swan events".

That will complicate decision-making.

The incorporation of the systematic consideration of qualitative uncertainty into water quality management is expected to refine the decision-making process.

This meant refining the decision-making process to give a clear direction and focus in every area from where the company chose to compete to who it aimed it products at.

Preoperative knowledge of the presence of these negative prognostic molecular markers would refine the decision-making algorithm in high-risk PTC patients (according to conventional risk stratification schemes).

This, in turn, may then help social policy-makers to refine their decision-making, leading to effective changes in social policies with the goal of reducing homelessness.

Currently there is no evidence that imaging improves LBP outcomes in standard clinical practice; however, without ongoing back pain imaging research, there will be no opportunity for imaging methods and approaches to improve to the point where they can refine clinical decision-making.

Registering will save your work as a password-protected personalized decision available for future use to refine your decision-making.

7 8 The focus of PROMs work to date has been on refining treatment decision-making for individuals and determining the methodological approaches to implementation and analysis.