Sentence examples for choice and selection from inspiring English sources

"The hotels were adequate for our needs, though you don't have the same choice and selection as you would in capitals in other parts of the world," Mr. Nederlander said.

The findings show that preferences can be analysed effectively in a two-stage model, which can reveal detailed additional insights regarding tourists' preferences towards destination attributes that cannot be gained through each approach independently, thus contributing to marketing insight on destination choice and selection.

The idea here is to present "physical objects which live in our everyday lives around but have the ability to think and process the data that is freely available and make decisions and to make this choice and selection in a human way".

Based on that indirect comparisons are generally accepted within the German early benefit assessment, the challenge for the future will be to bring together: the determination of the appropriate comparator by G-BA and the selection of the appropriate comparator, study choice and selection of patient subgroups by the manufacturer to give indirect comparisons a higher relevance in Germany.

The events controlling T-cell lineage choice and selection in the thymus are not fully understood.

I would probably introduce some selection and choice so that not everything that you found was perfect for you.

"I wanted to represent the inverse of the American Dream, and yet the work is also very personal and subjective, colored by my choices and selection," he said.

The survey also investigated the effects of West LRT line construction on drivers' daily commutes, including increases in travel times, mode choices, alternate route choices, and selection of sources of information on traffic conditions.

Choices and selection are different properties but work together.

We included items on the 2004 Wisconsin Longitudinal Study mail survey measuring preferences for four components of the decision-making process: physician knowledge of patient medical history, physician disclosure of treatment choices, discussion of treatment choices, and selection of treatment choice.

Similarly, this study seeks to utilise the variation of family choices and selection processes to describe not only the presence (or not) of important patterns of ECEC use, but to explain the likelihood of different families engaging in what were identified earlier in this article as optimum patterns of use.