Sentence examples for a choice consistent with from inspiring English sources

In 2007, Forbes picked Vermont as the greenest state, a choice consistent with conventional thinking about low-impact living.

"Why can't you believe that he simply objected to US foreign policy and that's why he did it?" In fact, I can and do believe that not only Tamerlan but Jahar as well could have made a rational choice – that is, a choice consistent with their values and their understanding of causal relationships – and, as a result of that choice, set off bombs that killed three people and injured at least 264.

The difficulty and confusion for patients to make a choice consistent with their values and preferences for colon cancer screening has been recognized [ 24].

The Personal Patient Profile – Prostate (P3P) [ 19, 20] is a web-based decision aid that prepares men with LPC to understand and evaluate care options, communicate personal priorities to health care providers, and make a choice consistent with personal values and medical factors.

Trump has a reputation for favouring outsiders, and claims to be "draining the swamp" of Washington, but in Haspel, 61, he has made a highly conventional choice consistent with his predecessors.

As hypothesised, alcohol devaluation produced a reduction in alcohol choice, consistent with other data 29, 30, while the no devaluation treatment produced little change in the experimental measures so can be accepted as a control.

"We believe that the program challenged here is a program of true private choice," consistent with the Mueller decision and two similar rulings, the chief justice said today.

We believe that the program challenged here is a program of true private choice, consistent with Mueller, Witters, and Zobrest, and thus constitutional.

Other choices for (H 0)) represent other forms of stochastic calculus (e.g. (H 0) = 1/2) is the choice consistent with Stratonovich calculus).2 Although the generating functional (11) differs from those introduced in Sect. 2 because it is complex and has two source functions J and (tilde{J}), it still obeys Wick's theorem.

Both experiments found that whereas the branded pack stimuli enhanced tobacco choice, consistent with previous findings 11– 15, 15, the plain pack stimuli did not.

For the purposes of the numerical simulations, we set (6) A (x, 0) =  B (x,0) =  C (x,0) = 1, which is the simplest choice consistent with the boundary conditions (5).