Sentence examples similar to match of options from inspiring English sources

"The way I phrase it to patients is that treatment is usually a mix-and-match of options based on that patient's needs.

But neither Eoin Morgan, nor Alex Hales was deemed fit for this match, which meant a shortage of options.

"We also have John Mooney fit again after he missed the Scotland matches, so we've plenty of options in the bowling department.

Patients in the PtDA group were more likely to have a higher quality decision (informed choice that matched their values for outcomes of options) (31 of 55 (56.4%) versus 14 of 56 (25.0%); p < 0.001).

This will present you with a list of options that should match your search.

A slump in implied volatility matches the activity of option traders who sold options at surrounding strike prices creating something of a strangle combination.

Get quite a few so you have lots of matching options.

Rangers have won two of their past five league matches but McCoist cited his lack of options, which were further reduced this week when the club suspended Francisco Sandaza amid a probe into his comments during a prank phone call.

Henning (1991) used a larger variety of vocabulary tests in context than Pike did by changing the following characteristics: the length of context relating to whether the test takers can infer the answer from context, the formats (matching or supplying), and the location of options (passage-embedded or not passage-embedded).

For entrees, diners choose between a selection of updated Moroccan dishes, or mix and match steakhouse options with a choice of Moroccan inspired sauces and sides.

The blow has left Lancaster short of options ahead of Saturday's Six Nations match against Ireland at Twickenham.