Sentence examples for choice choices from inspiring English sources

According to Richardson, if value commensurability is a prerequisite for rational choice, choices involving conflicting values could be made rationally if each of the values were expressed in terms of their contribution to furthering some common end.

KDOQI, Kidney Disease Outcomes Quality Initiative; ESRD, end-stage renal disease; Ca-P, calcium-phosphate; EQUAL, ESRD Quality; CHOICE, Choices for Healthy Outcomes In Caring for ESRD; CMS, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services USRDSS, United States Renal Data System, BMI, body mass index; ICED, Index of Coexistent Disease CRPP, C-reactive protein; ANOVA, analysis of variance.

We used live coding and coding from videotapes to score the following dependent variables: choices of the container under which the food could previously be found (feature choice), choices of the container in the place where the food could be found during training (place choice), or choices of the container in the middle of the platform (middle choice) (see Fig.  4b).

Once we start interfering in, dictating to, and punishing women for their choices, choice itself becomes a sharp and dangerous political weapon.

There was no significant correlation between behavioral apathy scores and percentage of yes/no choices, choice response times, or overall force exerted during effortful responses (Supplementary Table 2).

Finally, we assume that when the psychometric functions for concentration and volume predict different choices, choice is determined by the reward dimension predicting the higher relative visitation rate.

"At this point", writes Barry Schwartz in "The Paradox of Choice", "choice no longer liberates, but debilitates.

In one particularly dizzying passage, Mr. Foreman can be heard in sotto voce voice-over delivering the line, "A world in which choice, choice, the best choice, to have an original idea may not be the best choice available".

In the first chapter, Teich distinguishes three views of choice: choice-as-option, choice-as-result and choice-as-process (Matthiessen et al. 2010).

Where there appeared to be no choice, choice gradually unfolds.

Homophily usually arises from an individual's choice ("choice homophily") or from the specific structure of the individual's social world ("induced homophily") [ 21].