Sentence examples for to explore the decisions from inspiring English sources
In particular, we have considered a duopolistic mode of vertical product differentiation to explore the decisions made by the firms regarding the type of food they produce and its consequences on prices and market shares.
Perception-based typologies have been used to explore the decision making process of farmers and to inform policy design.
To explore the decision space, we minimize and maximize both the number and the capacity of units while keeping the costs within a specified range.
To explore the decision-making process involving elderly subjects with mild cognitive impairment and a relative when asked to participate in a clinical trial.
The population evolves according to genetic operators such as mutation and crossover, allowing the chains to explore the decision space both locally and globally by exchanging information among chains.
Leveraging this spatial MCDM modeling approach with the Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) paradigm, we have developed a Spatial Model Steering (SMS) framework that enables users to explore the decision space and thus increase their awareness of the influence of key variables.
This study was the first to explore the decision-making skills and visual search strategies that were adopted by a group of elite and sub-elite association football referees while assessing foul play situations.
According to the all-Republican Texas court, the 2015 U.S. Supreme Court ruling that established the right to same-sex marriage did not decide all marriage-related matters, leaving room for state courts to explore the decision's "reach and ramifications".
By creating a line of argument we were able to explore the decision-making process from the patient perspective.
Our objective was to explore the decision to use or withhold anticoagulant prophylaxis in a common clinical scenario characterized by competing risks of hemorrhagic versus thromboembolic complications.
To explore the decision making process that precedes referral for conservative kidney management in relation to patient satisfaction in decision making.
