Sentence examples for well defined decisions from inspiring English sources

Since a "mental health emergency" is not well defined, decisions on what constitutes an emergency are not always based on objective criteria.

For this problem, the cost of making a bad decision (i.e., when spinning the disk down and back up costs more than simply leaving it on) is very well defined since the decision of spinning down the disk does not affect the length of the next idle time.

Legality is the most well defined factor involved in decisions about drinking.

The significance of patients' opinions in health care decisions has been well defined but in Greece, and perhaps elsewhere, clinicians remain skeptical.

In all studies so far conducted, the criteria for prophylactic IABP insertion were not well defined and were based on subjective decisions by the treating physicians.

However, the extent to which patient comorbidity should play into this decision is less well defined.

It can be seen that even though the normalized frequency offset is large, the algorithm is able to compensate it and it presents a good performance; the decision regions are well defined.

Well defined criteria are critical for making complex decisions.

Currently, the decision to choose one operation over another is not well defined and may depend on the profile of the surgeon consulted.

The decision when to change to prandial insulin is not well defined and endogenous insulin secretion is rarely measured[ 32].

Until recently, the importance of follow-up sUA testing to guide treatment decisions in patients diagnosed with gout has not been emphasised or well defined by research evidence.