Sentence examples similar to widely accepted decision from inspiring English sources

As a result, for most somatic WES data, no widely accepted framework for decision support currently exists.

Though it is widely accepted that Jones' decision to appoint an individual with Hartley's reputation could go one of two ways, this was a blessed contrast with what we always heard from his predecessor.

Scenario planning is a widely accepted management process for decision support activities.

And, contrary to the widely accepted role of such decisions, this one had no precedential value.

Traditional approaches to priority setting for new technologies in medicine are insufficient and there is no widely accepted model that can guide decision makers.

Though the board's decisions are widely accepted, its members' often bellicose declarations make the Americans reluctant to treat it as a voice of the Sunnis.

Hence the idea of transferring results from one country to another, in particular from developed to developing countries, has always been a potentially attractive and fairly widely accepted alternative for researchers and decision-makers.

Data Warehouses (DWs) are widely accepted as the core of current decision support systems.

In the end, only Hagler can say whether he made the right decision, but his widely accepted status as one of the five greatest middleweights of all time suggests he is probably happy enough with how things panned out.

He argues that the Paul decision is not widely accepted outside the Seventh Circuit; in other jurisdictions, an informant's entry and establishment of probable cause is not sufficient to justify a warrantless search.

The WHO's building blocks approach is the most popular classification and is widely accepted and used by researchers and decision makers.