Sentence examples for Construct a choice from inspiring English sources

Factors found to be important in women's experience will be extracted and used to construct a choice based questionnaire.

The right blend of data and intuition applied to carefully constructing a choice builds the organization's confidence for executing the decision once made.

The present study has shown that it is possible to construct a multiple-choice examination paper, which tests those cognitive skills for which the MEQ is supposedly the instrument of choice.

I use Argentinean panel data from 1995 to 2008 to construct a structural discrete choice model which estimates the population's labor path and their pension eligibilities.

The close connections between preference axioms and choice axioms can also be employed to construct a preference ordering from a choice function that satisfies certain axioms.

Notwithstanding the level of controversy surrounding cost, the Scottish Parliament Building proved controversial in a number of other respects: the decision to construct a new building, the choice of site, the selection of a non-Scottish architect, and the selection of Bovis as construction manager after having earlier been excluded from the shortlist.

We constructed a discrete-choice experiment to examine the relative importance of oral glucose-lowering medication features and to estimate the likely effect of effectiveness and side effects on medication adherence in patients with Type 2 diabetes in the UK and the USA.

We construct a novel measure of disclosure choice by firms.

In Indore, in 1989, invited by an official in the city to construct a landmark building of his choice, he opted instead to design a township for eight thousand low-income families.

It is clear that each of these systems in (5) will be constructed as a choice of l in this set, and so we will have k − 1 times different systems of characteristic polynomials as in (5) such that each of them contains an infinite number of polynomials.

In French one has no choice but to construct a phrase involving the use of two prepositions: Foire du Livre de Francfort.