Sentence examples similar to predefined choice from inspiring English sources

The predefined choices for ashfall thickness are used in formal hazard statements in the US and are easier for users to quantify and select.

The next screen will tip that select which part of registry to load user predefined choices.

A company's definition of strategy is important, he said, because it predefines choices that will shape decisions and actions the company takes.

This data, measurements and subjective patient information (predefined multiple choice questions about HF symptoms) will be transferred to the computerised DM in the hospital.

Final consensus yielded a 20-item, paper-based questionnaire offering predefined answer choices and inviting participants to add free-written comments.

The main predefined triggers for choice of site were location and convenience of not having to travel too far (table 7).

As well as the text fields described for EpiCollect v1 ('Select one' fields are henceforth referred to as 'Dropdowns' and 'Select multiple' as 'Checkboxes'), EpiCollect+ allows the use of radio buttons which are conceptually similar to a dropdown list, in that choices are predefined and a user is allowed only one choice; however all options are displayed on the phone's screen at one time.

It is shown that the pore dimension, interconnectivity and mechanical properties in compression of the scaffold could be predefined by an appropriate choice of the size of the protein-free microparticles and process conditions.

Convenience of location and shorter travelling distances were the most important predefined triggers for the choice of healthcare setting.

In addition, the advanced search allows selecting a specific organism from a predefined list, and this choice restricts the annotation of proteins to those UniProtKB identifiers that belong to the selected organism leading to organism-specific results.

This procedure has clear limitations, including the choice of suitable predefined configurations as well as the high computational cost involved in evaluating each of them.