Sentence examples for systems decision making from inspiring English sources

Multistability is of great interest for neuroscience as it can potentially enhance the flexibility of the nervous systems, decision making processes, and explain various nervous pathologies caused by sudden changes in system's states.

As a global actor, WHO and its hosted entities can help monitor the field of HPSR as well as provide guidance on how to build capacity for HPSR and how to support its use in the context of health systems decision making.

Research interests include operation research, cellular manufacturing systems, decision making, fuzzy sets theory, and meta-heuristics.

That leaves the other branch used in building autonomous systems, decision making, which is the area where Prowler has been working.

In consequence, new methodologies, algorithms and tools for querying, deploying and programming data management functions have to be provided in scalable and elastic architectures that can cope with the characteristics of Big Data aware systems (intelligent systems, decision making, virtual environments, smart cities, drug personalization).

Although public health impact is valued by the framework, other types of evidence may be valued by policy makers for health systems decision making (Peters and Bennett, 2012).

Iterative "learning" by distributed control agents has been proposed for power system decision making.

For achieving an effective supply chain management some requirements should be met such as technology, agility of system, decision making ability, and inventory levels (Khorasani et al. 2015).

Information management is a basis for the production of knowledge and its translation for health system decision making [ 19- 21].

Clinicians should receive ongoing encouragement to review the Public Health Service Clinical Guidelines and system decision making guides (available at http://www.ahrq.gov/path/tobacco.htm).

For instance, Turban and Keon, (1993) reported that although organisational attributes such as reward systems, decision-making processes (centralized or decentralized), and the size of the organisation may attract talent, results are mixed.