Sentence examples for comparative choice from inspiring English sources

However, few studies explore the effects of knowledge-based predictors on the comparative choice of employing acquisitions versus alliances for sourcing external knowledge.

Preference indices were calculated following standard approaches used in comparative choice studies (see Shafir et al. 2002; Bateson et al. 2003; Royle et al. 2008).

The process will often be comparative: theory choice in moral psychology, like other theory choice, involves tradeoffs, and while an empirically undersupported approach may not be decisively eliminated from contention on empirical grounds alone, it may come to be seen as less attractive than theoretical options with firmer empirical foundations.

The MHI-5 and MCS avoid this problem by employing less comparative response choices.

Also, in comparative studies, the choice of a first-generation comparator significantly influences the results.

It is here where futures research should play a strong role: the development of an international data hub on those issues with foresight tools, comparative analysis on choice architects within and across administrations who facilitate foresight processes, and nudges such as interactive maps that help decision-makers to reduce complexity.

For the perceived usefulness of comparative information, active choice behaviour was the most influencing factor.

The distribution of variables was assessed using the Kołmogorov-Smirnov test followed by the Student t test, ANOVA or Mann-Whitney test for comparative analysis; the choice of test depended on the distribution of variables.

From a comparative perspective, the choice of Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger can be justified first and foremost because they are Francophone countries which, compared to English-speaking countries, have received little attention with regard to health funding, in general, and user fee exemption, in particular.

The comparative method of choice to identify human conserved elements relies on the statistical prediction of constrained segments in pairwise and multiple sequence alignments (Cooper et al. 2005; Siepel et al. 2005; Prabhakar et al. 2006); but is this method applicable to any type of DNA sequence?

However, providing knowledge about choices can be more difficult when compared to DAs that offer relative risk or research based outcome comparative information about choices.