Sentence examples for message choices from inspiring English sources

However, unlike tailoring, message choices for RL were selected from a probability distribution in which messages addressing other potential adherence barriers were selected with a small probability, so that RL could "explore" these choices, learn from subsequent adherence feedback, and adjust message targeting accordingly.

These differences between algorithms can contribute to the speed with which an RL system can effectively adapt to each patient's unique needs (i.e., the number of patients and patient interactions needed to optimize message choices) as well as the maximum impact that the system may have across patients and over time.

The Custom series has the same background options as the Luxury series, however the message choices are limited to specific number and letter combinations.

While the theory and structure or overall strategy of the campaign are described above; the specific tactics, including messaging, choice and use of channels of dissemination and real-time adaptations will employ novel social marketing approaches.

Made of milk, dark or white chocolate, it is wrapped in a personalized cover with a message of choice.

The signers urged the festival in the future to be "conscious of the larger message your choice of sponsors sends to the public".

When a skilled questioner splices it nonchalantly into conversation, the warning's empowering message of choice can be lost on a suspect.

The letter concludes by urging the festival organizers to consider "the larger message your choice of sponsors sends to the public" in planning future editions and to take "a strong stance" on First Amendment issues.

She slaves over her profile, taking care with the message her choice of photo will send: "a black sweater and pearls, with the suggestion of a smile and excellent work habits".

By September 2015, Coetzee had written the "war book" containing the campaign's core message: "The choice in this referendum is economic security and global influence as part of the EU, or a leap in the dark.

So when Prince initially postponed his A Piano and a Microphone tour minutes before tickets were due on sale, tweeting a picture of a vulture with the pointed message "Multiple choice: A. Scavenger B. Vulture C. Tout D. All of the above",  the purple one tapped in to a growing exasperation among music-industry figures and fans alike at the behaviour of the secondary-ticketing market.