Sentence examples for simplified choices from inspiring English sources

The mechanism of a national election in so large a country has necessitated very large political organizations and, at the same time, relatively simplified choices for the voter.

So that means "clear notice" provided to consumers, accompanied by "simplified choices" for any unexpected collection of their data.

So that means "clear notice" provided to consumers, accompanied by "simplified choices" for any unexpected collection of their data.

The second test has the same test types but includes colorful pictures, chart presentations, and simplified choices and she finds that these additions make for a more motivational test.

Based on pretesting, the 5-point Likert scale used was replaced with simplified choices ("enough" versus "not enough").

Some of the difference results from the simplified option choices.

This goal is achieved through a methodology based on the use of the usual sensitivity functions as closed-loop performance indicators, on a simplified choice of the observer polynomial and on plant-oriented design guidelines.

The framework outlined three principles that the commission wants companies to follow, including "privacy by design" (which means thinking about privacy at every stage of product development), simplified consumer choice, and greater transparency.

In the last years the U.S. Federal Trade Commission hosted a series of public roundtable discussions on privacy issues in the digital age and in a recent staff report [27] it describes a proposed framework with three main recommendations: privacy-by-design, simplified consumer choice, and increased transparency of data practices.

Focusing on the 5CSRT, a recent in vivo microdialysis study using a simplified "one-choice" version of the task found that, although levels of 5-HT did not alter during performance of the task, animals that made more premature responses on the task had higher levels of 5-HT in the medial PFC (Dalley, Theobald, Eagle, Passetti, & Robbins, 2002).

People may make ill-informed choices, simplified transparency or not.