Sentence examples for selecting one of two from inspiring English sources

Here, our objective was to improve and characterize a BRSV model in calves, by selecting one of two inocula, based on two different strains passaged in calves or in cell culture, and used by two different research groups, to obtain a model that would induce clinical signs comparable to those observed in the field.

Paul the 'psychic' octopus predicted the winners of all Germany's World Cup clashes, and then the victors in the final, by selecting one of two boxes, each loaded with a mussel food treat and marked on the outside with one of the teams.

What this data suggests is that it is the presence of 'choice' (i.e. selecting one of two available objects) that is enabling infants to attribute a goal on the standard two-target paradigm, rather than simply the reach towards the object (as, in isolation, this does not seem to lead to an enduring goal attribution).

You can change the function by selecting one of two choices ("Delivers primary instruction" and "Assists with instruction") from the dropdown box.

Following the first set of ROM measurements, each participant was randomly assigned into one of the two intervention groups (SNAG or sham) by selecting one of two identical cards representing each technique.

They were also asked to memorize the letter presented at the time they perceived fatigue and to report the letter by selecting one of three letters presented on the screen.

They were also asked to memorize the letter presented at the time they wanted to press either button and to report the letter by selecting one of three letters presented on the screen.

They were also asked to memorize the letter presented at the time they calculated the answer and to report that letter by selecting one of three letters presented on the screen, just as in Task A (Fig. 1B).

They were also asked to memorize the letter presented at the time the answer was calculated and to report the letter by selecting one of three letters presented on the screen.

Respondents describe their caregiving situation by selecting one of three possible responses on each dimension: (i) no, (ii) some, and (iii) a lot.

Reserve your spot at the Heineken Bandgarten while you make your online purchase by selecting one of three timeslots.