'a precise choice' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been chosen carefully and exactly and with a lot of thought. For example: "After weighing their options, the couple made a precise choice to build their dream home in the countryside."
Her point is well taken, since test takers are frequently advised to reject a precise choice like "one month" in favor of one that allows leeway.
Therefore, their behavior with different numerical inversion algorithms could make a useful guide to a precise choice of more suitable inversion method to be used in similar problems.
Clones obtained replacing different residues at the same positions displayed strikingly different phenotypes, demonstrating that a precise choice of amino acid substitutions is fundamental to optimize immune-escaping, packaging ability, infectivity and tropism.
To optimize a system, the two main points to consider are a precise system definition (boundary between the system and the environment) and a precise choice of criteria to fulfill.
The scarcity of the artistic media is a precise choice of the artist: the painting is rough and simple, in order to tell the hunger, the prison, the disease, the loneliness, the war, the madness and the pain [22, 23].
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A researcher interested in physical endurance can examine the category "Exercise tolerance functions (b 455)" under 'body functions' and see that this category is represented in the HEP-Test-Q and may therefore present an adequate and more precise choice.
In doing so we demonstrate that, particularly for the gamma-band response, statistical comparison against a control stimulus (phase-scrambled faces) and precise choice of frequency bandwidth are critical to accurately finding face-specific responses.
As Mr. Verrilli explained, in interpreting a statute like the Anti-Injunction Act, "the precise choice of words" matters.
In this context, our work builds a methodology where a huge number of layouts can be studied and from which an optimal layout can be determined; this methodolody applies to a variety of metrics and not only to the precise choice we have made here.
The precise choice of pharmacological agents to use remains a topic for debate, in part because of safety concerns involving several drug classes (53– 53).
