Sentence examples for specifically choosing from inspiring English sources

There are two main strands of literature analysing firms' entry modes [for a detailed overview see 37]: the first discusses the choice between broad international market entry modes such as trade, alliances and FDI [1, 5, 11, 25]; the second focuses on the choice of undertaking a FDI, and specifically choosing between greenfield and brownfield investments [e.g. 7, 17].

She added that she was not conscious of specifically choosing which water bottles to taint.

Preserving accelerated depreciation supports companies specifically choosing to invest in the infrastructure and future of America.

Since the quantification method used estimated changes in protein levels across a field of cells, we further subdivided the "cellular" domain into basolateral membrane and nuclear components, by specifically choosing and quantifying points within these compartments.

In this paper, I address these criticisms specifically, choosing for my case the efforts to create a department of neurology at Johns Hopkins Medical School, mainly between 1917 and 1942.

We continued with both CPMV and TMV to additionally evaluate shape-dependent effects, specifically choosing to study TMVLys since it had superior fluorescent properties to internally and externally labeled wild-type particles.

Separation of this region was specifically chosen to maximize specificity at the expense of sensitivity.

A specific study has shown that five specifically chosen thresholds are suited to reach the required timing accuracy.

We specifically chose those people for a variety of reasons.

Was the song specifically chosen for its sonic and cultural impact on detainees?

God specifically chose to appear in New York City, they say, because it is an especially sinful place.