Sentence examples for a flexible choice from inspiring English sources
Zero hours are a flexible "choice" for employees and low pay is only an entry point.
The witnesses who were given a flexible choice but only a short time to ponder were much more accurate.
On the other hand, the eigenvalues decomposition method provides a flexible choice of the components number.
Therefore, SCiFI-FDMA allows a flexible choice of parameters appreciated in broadband mobile communications in the future.
A feasible stable region is characterized in the parameter plane to allow a flexible choice of controller gains.
User interface system: Interact directly with a decision maker or a participant in the decision making process in such a way that the user has a flexible choice and sequence of selection strategies.
Thus, compared with spaceborne and airborne SARs, near-space SAR can provide a more flexible choice between azimuth resolution and swath width for satisfy the high-resolution and wide-swath imaging.
Of these highly polymorphic InDels, we also selected InDels with major allele differences (the size difference between the most and second most frequent alleles) ≥ 3 bp or 8 bp for primer design, which provided a more flexible choice for researchers.
When compared with microarrays, particle-based arrays offer a more flexible choice of the "probe set;" the detection of extra targets only implies the addition of extra microparticles to the sample, while a new microarray has to be made in the case of microarray-assaying.
The premises upon which these were chosen are not clear and it is our belief that PrASE technology can offer significant improvements in terms of accuracy and robustness and thereof increase the number of typeable SNPs, i.e. a more flexible choice in SNPs.
In this article, we describe the update of maSigPro to deal with RNA-seq count data by incorporating generalized linear models (GLMs; Dobson, 2002; McCullagh and Nelder, 1989) into the package and allowing a more flexible choice in the reference family distribution.
