Sentence examples for choice measures from inspiring English sources

Pilot data suggest that, because of potential ceiling effects, simple choice measures of delay tolerance used for children are probably not appropriate for adolescents and adults.

The most prominent thing on the walls of his small second-floor practice room is music itself — choice measures from Schumann's "Dichterliebe," taken from manuscript facsimiles and placed inside discreet frames.

Some Democrats, such as Thomas McDermott Jr., the mayor of Hammond, Ind., came to agree with Republicans like DeVos who said that it was wrong to separate charter schools from vouchers as school choice measures (even if many states have constitutional bans on using public money for private education).

Integration measures are indices for accessibility and choice measures highlight the degree to which each system is structured or distributed.

Thus, we encourage caution before female choice measures are adopted in captive breeding programs (see below).

These findings reinforce the additional value of choice measures, e.g. by delayed non-matching-to-sample (Steckler et al., 1998), to study rodent recognition memory.

Harvest Choice measured 2005 poverty levels using 2005 purchasing power parity data for two thresholds: $1.25/day and $2/day international poverty lines.

In addition, agencies would have to select a single best regulatory choice measured by monetary metrics and based on "best available" data.

The outcome was dichotomised to classify those with "adequate" and those with "inadequate" knowledge for the informed choice measure.

The two groups did not, however, differ from one another on this choice measure (Fisher's Exact Probability: p >.1 for both Test and Retest).

Binomial tests indicated that the Sham1 group swam to the correct corner first, although this choice measure narrowly failed to reach significance (p =.055; one-tailed).