Sentence examples for precise choice from inspiring English sources
This anecdote was never introduced during the trial as the precise choice of words was deemed unreliable.
As Mr. Verrilli explained, in interpreting a statute like the Anti-Injunction Act, "the precise choice of words" matters.
Her point is well taken, since test takers are frequently advised to reject a precise choice like "one month" in favor of one that allows leeway.
The precise choice needs to reflect four values: cost effectiveness, security of supply, aesthetic acceptability and minimal disruption to vending machines.
"However," Mr Giffin went on, "the precise choice of investment may be influenced by wider social, ethical or environmental considerations, so long as that does not risk material financial detriment to the fund".
The precise choice of derivative approximation turns out to be crucial.
The New York half of this trans-Atlantic group show (the other half is at 2 Saville Row, the gallery's new London space, until Friday) benefits from a spot-on installation designed by the architect David Adjaye, and from some equally precise choices by Ms. Gingeras.
Because neither the programs used to calculate secondary structure and solvent accessibility of peptides used for generating the CTD representation [16] nor the precise choices of parameters used for training the LA kernel based classifier [17] were available to us, we used in our experiments, our own implementations of the corresponding methods.
Differences between the two contributions involved the precise choices of genotypic and phenotypic "similarity" used and whether any up-weighting of rare variants was performed.
Precise choices of residues to be randomized, within the context of rationally engineered scaffolds, will clearly best be made when a quantitative database of structure function information is available.
In sum, when considering the precise choices made, we have no convincing evidence that the voting decisions of voters under 18 are in any way of lesser quality, that is, less congruent, than that of older groups of voters.
