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But Thomas was a man plagued by indecision, and could not readily choose between a life with Frost and the pull of the fighting in France.

Nevertheless, participants reported overall positive experiences with clinical trial participation and many would readily choose to participate again.

The results indicate that in situations of low occupation-specific demand, labour market entrants might be crowded out of skilled employment within their field of training by more experienced job seekers because employers can more readily choose between applicants.

If there is concern that individuals would too readily choose death when in a state of mental anguish that could be cured or lessened by therapies or medical treatment, then Maynard's deliberated case is no gateway to this.

They will less readily choose DKOs.

Targeting of the particles can be achieved by modifiers readily chosen from the large repertoire of targeting molecules, such as peptides and antibodies.

The patients without fractures haven't had any back pain and thus more readily choose more favourable responses in the pain domain.

To Pryce Having presided over your trials I have no doubt that whilst the immediate problem was Chris Huhne's, and that it was his idea that you should take his points, you were readily persuaded and chose to go along with it to your mutual benefit.

As the beginning of motion was readily observable, we chose the resting image for analysis at lest 5 images before motion was observed.

Clinicians chose readily accessible investigations over those with limited availability (CT angiography) or longer waiting times (stress echocardiography) at the time of the study; this often led to choosing different investigations to those recommended by the CDSS.

Unlike Tribune's plan to have a tablet made specifically for their newspapers, PMN chose from readily available tablets and went with the Arnova 10 G2.