Sentence examples for reward decisions from inspiring English sources

The INL declined to say whether rewards had been paid for specific targets, and would not explain how reward decisions were made or why in some cases, such as Tito's, the process could drag on for years.

Thus, particularly steep delay discounting (increased impulsivity) in those with both long DRD4 and A1 DRD2 alleles may reflect the concurrent variation in two key points in the reward decision-making loops spanning the corticostriatal-mesolimbic axis.

It is a high-risk-high-reward decision that will be closely monitored by other teams.

Furthermore, the mechanistic link between internal physiological state and threat-reward decision making remains poorly understood.

These studies reveal a potentially general neural circuit architecture for internal state control of threat-reward decision making.

This score rewarded decision plans for being comprehensive (sensitive) as well as focussed (specific).

Active drinkers with a diagnosis of alcohol dependence compared with active drinkers without alcohol dependence show higher activity in their DLPFCs when performing a delayed-reward decision task (Amlung et al. 2012).

Furthermore, low uptake of dopamine might reduce effects of rewards on decisions (i.e., reward based learning), but also decrease valence of delayed rewards in both rodents and humans (for a review see Comings and Blum 2000).

Until we revise economic incentives to reward medical decisions based upon established scientific evidence and good medical outcomes, we will never control costs or experience better results.

Quantification and valuation of services can enhance policies and regulations and, if linked with payments or incentives, properly reward private decisions that yield public benefits.

Thus, making correct reward preference decisions (see methods) was only possible after correctly discriminating novel and familiar stimuli.