Sentence examples for simulated choices from inspiring English sources

Preference based measures are based on methods to value health states using simulated choices between alternative health states: an individual considers a transition from a defined health state to some alternative (usually preferable) health state which involves a sacrifice of something they value, for example life expectancy, or a risk of an unfavourable event such as death.

Justice as fair insurance supposes that an ex ante perspective determines what we owe one another; fair shares are set by simulated choices made in ignorance of what disabilities any one actually has and in ignorance of what payoffs one's risky choices will bring about.

The levels of different attributes are varied and presented together within a simulated choice and survey participants are asked to choose which alternative they would prefer from the options presented.

Within these classifications, we compared two groups: one group of patients whose antibiotic was selected based on the point-of-care Gram stain in this study, and the other group with a simulated choice of antibiotic and dosage based on the Japanese guidelines.

Furthermore, our random redistribution of distractor choice may not simulate choices examinees would actually make when presented with three-options instead of four-options.

Because in our task participants were required to respond after a cue, we followed a common approach to simulating choices in tasks with cued response (e.g. Usher and McClelland, 2001; Bogacz et al., 2006), and to determine a choice in a simulated trial, we simply assumed that the response corresponding to the most active integrator at the time of the cue is chosen.

We note that this comparison between perfect assemblies and those produced by a commonly used assembler are not meant specifically to highlight deficiencies in the non-perfect assembly process, nor are the simulated sequencing choices meant to favor one method or sequencing technology.

We simulated experimental choices of n-controls vs. n-treatments biological replicates at n = 2, 3, 4, 6, 8 and 12. Multiplexing various samples into one sequencing lane reduces the monetary cost of RNA-Seq DE analysis, albeit by dividing the available sequencing depth over various samples.

The computer codes developed for this research worked successfully within the simulated discrete choice model estimation environments.

Note that our simulated discrete-choice data were not derived from known utility functions or a known β vector.

The model system allows us to simulate the choices of each decision-maker involved in the urban freight transport and logistics and to investigate how the policies and the following measures can influence her/his choices.