Sentence examples for long choices from inspiring English sources

For trials in which stimulus interval i was presented, spike counts contributed to the histogram with weight w idefined as the normalized choice variance associated with that interval,  w i = P (C S | i ) P (C L | i )  where C S and C Lindicate short and long choices respectively.

It seems plausible to me that the striatal neurons are just encoding an output stage of the decision process, in which a short or long choice is preferred.

Trainees who held this strong belief also had a high degree of authoritarian views and homophobia, which, in turn, could preclude assessing whether homosexuality is a life-long choice for the older female patient or is adopted as a reaction to the scarcity of male partners in older age (we found no empirical evidence on this potentially controversial yet clinically relevant topic).

The choice was to be messy rather than straighten up the room, and as long as choices exist, true randomness isn't in charge.

The list is long and choices have to be made.

Such investments are poor long-term choices.

"Right now the right long-term choices for the economy are the difficult choices.

A tax increase might prompt a one-time shift in the timing of compensation without meaningfully altering long-term choices.

A suggestion can be found in Long's choice of Toby Young, the conservative British journalist and satirist, to contribute a foreword.

Plus, a good part of the reduction in miles driven involves long-term choices too — where you choose to live and/or work, how you arrange your life.

As for this commission, I shall not be making references to Tina Turner's The Best, long the choice to accompany the teams at grounds across the country.