Sentence examples for to alter decision making from inspiring English sources
ATD has been reported to alter decision making in executive tasks, but this may be the result of changes in impulsivity rather than an effect on planning per se [ 31, 32].
The QL model predictions differ substantially from those of the MM, to the point where it may alter decision making.
The Germans also had concerns the central bank could be tempted to alter decisions on monetary policy to make its supervisory job easier, and they wanted to give the system some accountability.
These advantages will make it possible to use this method when assessing interventions intended to alter clinical decision making.
The level of precision, which did not differ significantly between the urinometers, was also found to be acceptable because single errors of this magnitude would not, in our view, alter clinical decision making.
This exclusion criterion was applied as it is highly unlikely that in patients with a poor prognosis detection of subclinical disease markers will alter clinical decision making.
In addition, since most clinical trials in SCLC have utilized the VALSG staging system, it is unlikely that the application of TNM staging would significantly alter clinical decision making.
Patients with suspected primary lung cancer (including mesothelioma) or distant metastatic disease from other types of cancer (excluding haematological malignancies), 9.077 cases in all, were excluded, on the basis that it is highly unlikely that detection of unrequested imaging findings will alter clinical decision making in patients with such a poor prognosis.
Instead, our focus should lie with the season-altering decisions made by both brothers that paved the way for a trip to New Orleans.
Changes in metabolic state systematically altered economic decision making.
Long waiting times can delay every stage of the visit, from initial assessment to treatment to final decision making to admission or discharge (patient disposition) and can alter clinicians' routines and decision making.
