As general practices were free to select participants, a weakness might be a possible selection bias [ 11].
You are free to select any pieces you think will show you at your best.
"The American people believe that a president should be free to select his own cabinet," the spot says.
Once enrolled, employees are generally free to select different rates and investment vehicles according to plan rules.
The president, Claudio Lotito, of course, has now insisted that Ballardini was always free to select Ledesma but simply chose not to.
The Australian Marriage Equality national spokeswoman, Shirleene Robinson, said "churches would continue to be free to select which couples they marry after any changes to the Marriage Act".
Unlike the scientist, the engineer is not free to select the problem that interests him; he must solve problems as they arise; his solution must satisfy conflicting requirements.
"The FA board can confirm that he has not been excluded from the squad and that [the England manager] Fabio Capello is free to select him for the Holland [friendly] fixture on 29 February and the European Championships.
It's libertarian in that people retain the right to make their own choices: they're free to select the savings plan with the lowest projected return if that's what they really want.
The spokeswoman added that the location of a school did not ensure that the pupils would be from a deprived background because "parents are free to select their school of choice".
Companies at that time were free to select any mortality rate when calculating their current pension obligations, and some were discovered to be using unusually high death rates, so as to shrink their pension debt.
