Sentence examples for total decision-making from inspiring English sources

Our experience has shown, however, that ratings are a valuable part of the total decision-making process of conscientious investors.

We assigned a score of 0 to each chore she was responsible for and 0 to each decision she said women were solely responsible for; the indices ranged from 0 to 27 and 0 to 15, with 0 representing views of a woman who reported full responsibility and total decision-making power across the elements examined.

After 2000, he claimed, controllers took total control of final decision-making on programme commissions.

But it would not change the rules".I worry about a potential total blockade of the decision-making system," says Hans-Olaf Henkel, a leader of Konvent für Deutschland, a reformist group.

Equation (26) implies the amount of inefficiency for harmonized total output of each decision-making unit, as well.

Equation (25) guarantees that the harmonized total input of each decision-making units (a combination of suppliers and parts) equals to variable zero and one.

The data were collected through in-depth interviews to a sample of stakeholders (44% of total stakeholders involved in the decision-making process).

We assert that STEM worker density relates to total organizational-level workforce attrition decision-making, which is in line with DSIT, historical data analysis on individual STEM and Non-STEM attrition, and research on the relationship between technical worker density and team-level performance.

In a study of decision-making surrounding total knee replacement, Kroll and colleagues found that Hispanic patients developed trust in the physician in part based on word-of-mouth testimonials of friends and family.

First, because the cost of informal care is likely to be excluded from the total cost in the employer's decision-making process of whether to adopt the intervention, we calculated the alternative total costs by assuming that the unit cost of informal care equals to zero.

Malmquist's total factor productivity index can be used to measure the total factor productivity change (TFPCH) of decision-making units (DMUs) between two data points, by calculating the ratio of the distances of each data point relative to a common technology.