Sentence examples for choice guidance from inspiring English sources
Last, the indifference relation does not satisfy choice guidance either.
Thus choice guidance can be an argument for the normative appropriateness of transitivity only under certain restrictions, if at all.
Further, the necessary criteria for choice guidance are much weaker than weak transitivity (Hansson 2001, 23 25; compare also versions of decision theory in which transitivity fails, e.g. Fishburn 1991).
Within these time frames, there were scales regarding personal attention, freedom of choice, guidance by and skills of healthcare professionals, communication and the patient centered approach of both doctors and nurses.
"If our government believes Americans should factor sustainability into their choices, guidance should come from a panel of sustainability experts that understands the complexity of the issue," Barry Carpenter, the chief executive of The North American Meat Institute, said in a statement.
The average scale scores differed significantly (p<0.05) depending on the tumour type for five scales (Freedom of choice, Psychosocial guidance, Continuity of care by healthcare professional/side effects and complaints, Patient-centered approach by nurses and Information at completion of treatment) (see Figure 2).
Families had until April 15 to return their new lists of choices to guidance counselors.
After the parents narrow their choices, a guidance counselor from Ceridian can help with the application process.
Teen-agers can't vote, not because voting isn't safe and effective, but because, fairly or unfairly, we don't consider them mature enough to make important choices without guidance.
In this model, patients and families are assumed to have an objective understanding of scientific data that allows them to make informed choices without guidance.
