While being winner does not necessarily denote taking all, power allows for choice.
He echoes Google's "open" motto: Open platforms "allow for choice...A carrier should not dictate your choices on your phone".
In contrast, the von Neumann model of an expanding economy allows for choice of techniques, but the coefficients must be estimated for each technology.
Participants hold strong views on future use, export and benefit sharing and a consent process that allows for choice with respect to future use and export of samples seems prudent.
The KM method is supplemented with a time-averaging procedure, allows for choices in sampling-cell procedures, minimizes fluctuations and accelerates the convergence in subsonic flows.
In project-based learning, driving questions are seen as vehicles to stimulate students' curiosity (Krajcik et al., 2008), allow for choices in approaches to take and artifacts to be produced (Blumenfeld et al., 1991), and make explicit the content to be learned (Barron et al., 1998).
Thus, cell culture studies allowed for the choice of better polymer on this nanoparticle containing Gallic acid in cancer treatment.
In the pilot study their application allowed for appropriate choice of qualitative and quantitative composition of particular pharmaceutical formulation.
Since Eduardo only occasionally allowed for free-choice corn, his livers were naturally pale gray.
†Survey question allowed for multiple choices.
The questionnaire was structured into five sections (Personal information, General opinions about the course, Methodologies, Facilities and duration of the course, Suggestions to improve NECOBELAC training initiatives, Impact of the course) and allowed for multiple-choice answers.
