The closest assignment rule is adopted to reflect the preference of patient in choosing long term care facility by assigning patient to an open facility closest from his home.
Conscientiousness, self-motivation, and self-discipline are essential to adhere to a chosen long term goal even if it violates immediate needs and such factors have long been implied as important determinants of exercise behavior [24].
We need new laws that encourage landlords to choose long-term renting, instead of short term or leaving apartments vacant.
In both cases, the Americans appeared to choose long-term influence in Afghanistan over holding firm on thorny issues.
Conscientious people enjoy better health as adults because they chose long-term payoffs over short-term gratifications.
"And I want to express my thanks for every legislator who made tough decisions, every legislator who chose long-term progress over short-term political gain".
When it first started, Crack offered payments on a sliding scale, giving more money to women who chose tubal ligations and men who chose vasectomies than to those who chose long-term birth control like intrauterine devices, Norplant or Depo-Provera.
Following the nuclear disaster at Chernobyl 25 years ago, the Soviet government chose long-term evacuation over extensive decontamination; as a result, the plants and animals near Chernobyl inhabit an environment that is both largely devoid of humans and severely contaminated by radioactive fallout.
Andersen suggested that the authors chose "long-term potentiation" perhaps because of its easily pronounced acronym, "LTP".
The same guidelines, however, direct that prior to choosing long-term rate control, the future effects of permanent AF should be considered.
Among post-partum contraception acceptors 26% of women chose long-term methods versus 15% of women who chose injectables, 4% who chose pills, and 2% who chose tubal ligation [ 28].
