Sentence examples for choosing one of two from inspiring English sources

VLPFC lesions impaired performance of the preoperatively learned strategy implementation task, indicating an impairment in making decisions (choosing one of two objects on each trial) based on behavioral strategies.

The problem is that most of these systems are really slow; it can take 20 seconds for a wearer to execute a simple action, like choosing one of two symbols on a screen.

Every so often, you influence the story by choosing one of two options.

At year-end, officials at Imperial could not agree to the transfer because it would have meant choosing one of two equally unacceptable alternatives: letting productive farmland lie fallow to sustain the sea or destroying one of the nation's largest avian habitats and creating a regional air-quality hazard from the particles that would be emitted if the shoreline of the Salton Sea receded.

At least since the Moynihan Report, in 1965, Americans have tended to answer the question "Why are people poor?" by choosing one of two responses: they can either point to economic forces (globalization, immigration) or blame cultural factors (decaying families, lack of "grit").

In the first paradigm (Woodward, 1998), infants observe an agent repeatedly choosing one of two objects and then, after the objects have switched location, either continuing to choose the same object (in a new location) or switching her choice to the previously un-chosen object.

Q3 was answered by choosing one of four alternatives on a five-point scale (1 = yes, 2 = possibly, 3 = doubtful, 4 = absolutely not).

The jury at Reading coroner's office has been asked to decide the medical cause of death, choosing one of three pathologist reports, all of which refer to the restraint.

The noise reducing strength can be selected by choosing one of seven levels.

While online video companies tend to specialize in one of seven areas, ultimately they end up choosing one of four: Technology, Distribution, Advertising or Content.

Respondents separately ranked the level of importance by choosing one of four categories very important, important, slightly important, and not important at all.