Right decision at right time Offering opportunity to take preferences of huge measures of healthcare information, and prescription of proper mediation to the patient at right time.
The housing will be awarded by lottery, but residents of Harlem will take preference for at least 30percentt of the units, city officials said.
Supporters of the plan say this will take preference flows out of the hands of "backroom operators" and give a greater say to individual voters.
The preferred choice among these approaches depends on the level of demand risk, the risk-taking preferences of both partners, and the nature of the project, among others.
Our future vaccine supply chain network needs to be sustainable, hereby taking the preferences of different stakeholders into account for obtaining a set of economical, technological and value key performance indicators that need to be satisfied by the design.
Mr Frank's point is best recast as a point about median-voter logic as an exhortation to his fellow progressives not to take the preferences of the median voter for granted, as fixed, when it might be possible to shift those preferences to the left with some galvanising rhetoric, etc.
It takes the preferences of its customers into account just in the selection of those scenario paths that it includes to the Futures Map.
In the informants' opinion, professionals had to provide an individualized care: "They should take the preferences of residents and family members into account" (P.2 Proxy).
The key idea was to find a way of taking lower preferences, as well as first preferences, into account.
Apple just needs to do a better job of taking consumer preferences into account, and to work with its partner, China Unicom, to better deliver what Chinese want.
This analysis reveals a deep tension between rules based on the majority principle and rules which protect minorities by taking account of preferences in a more extended way (see Pattanaik 2002).
