Sentence examples for secondary decision from inspiring English sources

Increasing moral perfectibility makes secondary decision procedures like basic moral rights unnecessary as a utility-promoting strategy.

The considered problem deals with two types of decisions, the primary decisions are where to optimally locate cross docks and how to allocate customers to cross docks, and the secondary decision is determining the optimal truck number which needs to be allocated to each cross dock.

We also investigated inter-observer reliability for the secondary decision as to how many elements of liana-scratch (of a possible three: grip liana, pull tight, rub body side-to-side) were present in each exemplar identified.

Decision trees are sometimes represented as bifurcating structures where each node represents a particular decision, and the internodes represent paths to secondary decision nodes.

Secondly, it is claimed that TMS to motor systems does not modulate perception of speech sounds but rather secondary decision processes such as response bias (Venezia et al. 2012).

A care-need certification committee comprising experienced professionals in public health, medicine and welfare reach a decision (secondary decision) based on the primary decision as well as the written opinion of the primary physician and then individuals are classified as having care-need levels from 1 to 5, support need or neither.

Not all the secondary decisions are successful, but at least they get made.

Bush's refusal "to leave terror states unchecked" leaves only secondary decisions: when and how to attack "the axis of evil" (an apt allusion to the Berlin-Rome-Tokyo axis of World War II).

Along the way, your task gets updated with progress and requests for secondary decisions.

Suspicions abound of secondary decisions being made in closed rooms in a process very different from classical, quality-controlled peer-review systems.

Career academies are excellent places for high school students to explore the questions associated with the factors involved in the post-secondary decision.