Sentence examples for governing choice from inspiring English sources

Poor attitudes and behaviours of health facility staff are also an important factor governing choice of facility at which to seek care [ 39, 42, 60, 66].

The reinforcing ability of sucrose also increases with rising concentration until it reaches an asymptote at 2 M. Thus, the highest concentration of fructose and sucrose, although little potent in governing choice behavior and acting as suppressor of feeding, nevertheless acts as a strong appetitive reinforcer.

Insofar as the accumulated evidence that serves as the decision variable governing choice behavior can also be thought of as a confidence signal, such adaptive dynamics might also pertain to confidence judgments associated with certain decision tasks (Kepecs et al., 2008; Kiani and Shadlen, 2009; Ma and Jazayeri, 2014).

The Democrats don't want to be on record for any governing choice that might be painful.

Here are some thoughts on the political context for these conclusions from David Victor, who is at the University of California, San Diego: For the most part the political processes that are governing choices in this realm don't work this way.

Specifically, we want to compare the strength of these sugars as reinforcers to their ability to govern choice as measured in Experiment 2 and to their effects as modulators of feeding behavior as measured in Experiment 3. The concentration of fructose (FRU) matters for its reinforcing potency.

We also need to understand the behaviours that govern choices, as well as the access and cost concerns around diets to provide better and clear recommendations.

We may well know that some metrics are misrepresentations, and we may not trust them, but they can nonetheless provoke behaviours and be used to discipline and govern choices.

Behavioral researchers have focused on the contingencies that govern choices to delay reinforcement, and have studied how to manipulate those contingencies in order to lengthen delay.

Roosevelt understood that governing involved choice and that choice engendered dissent.

When conducting meta-analyses, all relevant data should be used, with clear rules governing the choice between alternative estimates.