Sentence examples for a successful choice from inspiring English sources

Among these numerical methods, finite element methods are a successful choice for solving the optimal control problems.

Yet he proved a successful choice, overseeing construction of the Leroy Neiman Center, the first ever student center at the school; launching programs to better engage the school with the city; and starting a $50 million fundraising campaign for student scholarships and faculty chairs.

For animals to gather enough information about the stimulus to execute behavior or make a successful choice, integration times can span from ∼200 ms to seconds [30], [31].

This is consistent with the information from these authors showing that 24 h in vitro culture can be a successful choice for low quality and/or delayed embryos that recovered from flushing.

A more successful choice was the poached pear in white wine and cinnamon.

"To preserve the integrity of my work," he said several years ago, "I had no choice but to write in English". That has proved a spectacularly successful choice.

We were, however, unable to detect differences in the magnitude of these activations when dopaminergic drugs were given to this patient group, consistent with a suggestion that for successful choice, it is critical that dopamine levels are high during actual performance.

Finally, in medical research, the successful choice of a target molecule that is a key disease biomarker has the potential to lead to the development not only of a molecular imaging probe, but also of a therapeutic agent to inhibit the disease process.

It also remains unclear whether remaining judge Keith Urban will stay on the show, and whether the producers will aim to plug the holes on the panel with one alum or several in that case -- The Wrap posits that "Idol's" producers may be holding off on signing Hudson in case they can secure Clarkson, who remains a more popular and commercially successful choice.

But I also believe that my successful "choice" gave me a moral obligation to help those people who had not "chosen" quite so well.

A more logical and possibly more successful choice would be to use organs that are natural to the patient biological tissues.