Sentence examples for choice to modify from inspiring English sources

That's the ticket: irregular has become the Defense Department's adjective of choice to modify the current style of warfare.

Although she calls for all women to cherish their bodies regardless of their choice to modify it through surgical intervention, she also aims to bring awareness to the beauty obsession: "Why would we defy or fight something that's the natural evolution of being a human being?" she asked.

A judicious choice is to modify the growth rate of Eqn. (2) to α(t) = α0(1+K'2u˜2(t))−1, where u˜(t) represents the active phytochrome and K'−1 is the value where the growth rate α(t) has half of its maximal value (for discussion of α(t) see File S1).

Both profiles may be interpreted as reduced or entirely impaired ability to develop a new pattern of choice and/or to modify a previously acquired one.

Each of these choices implies to modify the code to get it running on these resources, difficulties to have their software installed, and long waiting time in a scheduling queue.

If patients, following the review of the relation between their trade-off and regret choices, desire to modify their chosen delay time, interviewers will repeat the trade-off exercise.

For China, the choice is whether to modify its policies, or continue them in direct contravention of international law.

The choice of AG to modify the Con Edison identity is surprising because the agency is far more practiced in developing and polishing brands for fashion and apparel marketers than for prosaic purveyors of power and heat.

Limitations to behavior, and the balance between distinct behaviors, are important components of what might be considered self-regulation or control of behavioral choices, allowing individuals to modify their behavior using information about changes in internal states and in the environment [96], [97].

The choice of CAM plants to modify the degree of expression of the phases is open and rapidly reversible, most usually within a few hours.

The ability to modify choice behavior in response to a change in the value of the food reward appears to be mediated exclusively by the orbital prefrontal cortex within the frontal lobe (Izquierdo et al., 2004).