Therefore, the characteristics that distinguish top choice from second choice programs have the greatest absolute impact on where an applicant is most likely to match.
Decision theorists distinguish between choice under uncertainty and choice under risk.
Nor, finally, are litigants to be distinguished for choice-of-law purposes on the particular equities of their claims to prospectivity: whether they actually relied on the old rule and how they would suffer from retroactive application of the new.
One of the most important aspects of our work is perhaps to make the field more aware of how tricky it can be to distinguish partner choice from partner fidelity feedback in natural systems.
However, none of these studies could definitively distinguish plant choice from interactions among rhizobia, which could be due to varying abilities to compete for soil resources [ 90], withstand direct interference by other genotypes [ 91], colonize the rhizosphere [ 92], and utilize a range of rhizosphere resources [ 93, 94].
Understanding of the response scale was rated by the recorder on a three-point Likert scale consisting of 1='not able to distinguish between choices' 2='understands some of the differences between choices but some confusion exists' and 3='able to distinguish between choices'.
Philosophers have traditionally distinguished freedom of choice or action from what is sometimes called autonomy.
Responding to the claim that, "[f]or a long time, [hotel] owners left their registers open to widespread inspection," Justice Sotomayor distinguished between private choice and government mandate: "[T]he fact that some hotels chose to make registries accessible to the public has little bearing on whether government authorities could have viewed these documents on demand without a hotel's consent".
Imagine your n 9- or 10-year-old self attempting to distinguish which choices describe the setting.
