Sentence examples for conduct a choice from inspiring English sources
In our study we conduct a choice experiment survey in which respondents' choices indicate the value they place on avoiding wind, solar, and biomass externalities.
We conduct a choice experiment of consumer-stated preferences on the basis of an online survey in four US states and Japan after the Fukushima nuclear plant accident.
Based on the case study of Malagasy spiny forest conservation, we conduct a choice experiment to elicit the preferences of citizens of Cottbus, Germany, for inclusion of distributive goals in PES design.
Conducting a choice experiment, we are able to identify attributes that increase and decrease citizens perceived value of wetlands.
We conducted a choice experiment using land-use scenarios in the rural Kushiro watershed in northern Japan.
We conducted a choice experiment in the Mahafaly plateau in Southwestern Madagascar, an area which meets the aforementioned criteria, to test the importance of the time of receipt of payments.
Molin et al. [51] conducted a choice experiment on bicycle parking facilities at Delft CS and find that utility of bicycle parking facilities decrease rapidly (a quadratic relationship) with walking time to the platform.
We also conducted a choice test to determine whether female A. ervi wasps' oviposition behavior differs when presented with both H. defensa infected and uninfected A. pisum.
It concluded that the arbitrators' award was made in "manifest disregard" of the law, for had the arbitrators conducted a choice-of-law analysis, they would have applied the rule of federal maritime law requiring contracts to be interpreted in light of custom and usage.
Despite commercial limitations to capturing ecosystem services, Yao et al. (2014) conducted a choice-modelling experiment and found that biodiversity enhancement in large-scale planted forests is valued in the community, and could potentially form part of a suite of future goods and services.
Therefore, the Court finds that it cannot conduct a meaningful choice of law analysis, such as that contemplated by Mazza, at this early stage of the litigation where the issues of contention are still in flux.
