Sentence examples for different discretion from inspiring English sources
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.02557.008 10.7554/eLiFigure57.009 Figure 1 figure supplement 6. Different discretion of 3D compartments is not due to overall increased background signal.
In contrast, we investigate the influence of the insolvency administrator's remuneration on the ex post outcome and do not distinguish different qualities or discretion of an insolvency administrator.
At the time, "E Pluribus Unum" was required on American coins under the 1873 act; "In God We Trust" was included on different coins at the discretion of the Secretary of the Treasury.
The patients enrolled in the registry were prescribed a wide range of OADs either as monotherapy or in different combinations, at the discretion of the treating physician.
(DKI 7) The discussion of our findings will be guided by the decision space approach, which attempts to describe the range of choice or discretion for different health-related functions and plans that have been transferred from the centre to the local authorities under decentralized health systems in Tanzania (26).
But sometimes the opinion is that of the issuer itself: Toyota this year sold a $1.75 billion bond (to finance sales of zero-emission cars) on its own say-so.The trouble with this sort of discretion is that different people have different views.
Right now Visa and MasterCard -- at their sole discretion -- set different fee rates for different types of debit transactions.
Furthermore, in each sub-district setting, we would expect different implementation practices given the discretion that implementing actors have regarding service design, including location, opening hours and referral mechanisms, as well as the local practices of the doctors that have been appointed as medical assessors.
Justice David H. Souter appeared singularly unimpressed by Mr. Olson's insistence that filtering was no different from a library's traditional discretion over what to collect.
This construction process was different depending on the manufacturer's discretion.
The findings suggest that through a complex interplay of factors, a post-QOF reduction in GP discretion was identifiable, highlighting different potential sources of constraint such as in the social, organisational and economic dimensions of discretion.
