Sentence examples for implicit choices from inspiring English sources
Public health professionals are frequently called upon in their daily practice to make both explicit and implicit choices that extend beyond the objective and practical and into the contested and ethical [ 1].
In our development of the diagrams, we made reflective notes about the challenges of producing such representations and the usually implicit choices that go into them so that we could draw some conclusions about the mapping process.
Although choosing which topic to address in CPGs (prioritization) is a process that is not always followed by standardized processes, explicit and/or implicit choices about how to allocate funds and staff time to particular projects must be made by organizations [ 1- 3].
The implicit choice facing voters today in both parties is whether the next president should govern from an orthodox ideological position or more in the manner of the postwar presidents who led through bipartisan consensus.
Instead, products that successfully change behavior present users with an implicit choice between their old way of doing things and the new, more convenient solution to existing needs.
A particular choice of kernel amounts to an implicit choice of mapping function though, in practice, we do not need to know the form of this mapping function.
This implicit-choice design improves on the free-choice paradigm, avoiding the recently criticized selection bias.
The U.S. News rankings turn out to be full of these kinds of implicit ideological choices.
Rather, it is more interesting to consider the implicit implementation choices that reflect the difference in diagnostic outcome.
This opens the possibility of grouping agents according to the modes of feasible- or presumptively feasible-modification and this in turn reflects implicit policy choices: should, for instance, tobacco smoking be grouped within a category of "personal behaviours" or within a category of "environmental factors"?
Forced passivity implicit in choice disability could paradoxically drive the epidemic both through choice disability increasing HIV risk and HIV infection increasing choice disability.
