Although both of the cases presented here lead to a stable decision making process by increase of the population size, it is important to mention that the noise levels tolerated by an oscillatory population are significantly higher than those of a system in a bistable regime.
In other words, they're stable and embrace strategic decision-making.
In addition, although an attempt was made to mimic 'real world' clinical decision-making, stable patients made up the largest subgroup (n = 162) as defined by measures of stability in serum creatinine and platelet count.
Furthermore, their findings indicate that applying risk management practices indirectly influence both project success and product success (in the context of new product development) mediated through the aforementioned constructs of decision-making quality, stable project plan execution, and a proactive project organization.
Also, the most salient factors for pain treatment decision-making remained stable for both African-Americans and Whites (Table 3).
Our model incorporates change detection into sequential-sampling decision models and is related to other, modified versions of these models that have been used to combine multiple sensory cues of different but known reliabilities or infer unknown sensory reliability assumed to be stable during the course of decision-making (Hanks et al., 2011; Deneve, 2012; Drugowitsch et al., 2014).
Likewise, Oehmen et al. (2014) find that risk management practices, including the quantification of expected impacts of risks on main project objectives, or the systematic monitoring and reviewing of risks, positively influence decision-making quality, the stable execution of the project plan, and a proactive project organization.
Moreover, they suggest that an organization that is stable, and has clear lines of decision-making and communication, capacity for and receptivity to change is more likely to adopt/implement an innovation than those lacking these characteristics.
And stress makes good decision-making harder.
