Sentence examples for the replacement choice from inspiring English sources
Mr. Coscia, who had served on Mr. McGreevey's transition committee and as his unofficial budget director in the first days of the administration, emerged as the replacement choice.
In large prospective studies, when polyunsaturated fats replace saturated fats, risk of CHD is reduced but not when MUFA or carbohydrate is the replacement choice.
116 In cohort studies that have directly modeled substitution effects, replacement of saturated fat by polyunsaturated fat (with a corresponding increase in polyunsaturated:saturated (P S) ratio conferred the greatest reduction in risk of CVD 111; though these studies did not distinguish between n-3 and n-6 fatty acids as the replacement choice.
We'd say that the footwear company made the perfect replacement choice.
A blocked design was applied to create 10 questionnaire versions, where versions were generated by randomly assigning (without replacement) choice sets from the overall design.
He figured he ranked somewhere down the Bruins' list of replacement choices, his name written, he joked, in pencil.
Replacement choices (without the kind of alternative we're developing) will continue to be expensive, closed-proprietary "black box" systems with some of the same weaknesses [emphasis original]." That, it appears, is part of the reason that TrustTheVote wants to move briskly toward building its platform.
Wales's replacement choices allowed for more flexibility than Italy's and, near the half-hour, Stephen Jones was forced off for treatment to a cut after coming into contact with Mauro Bergamasco's fist and on came Gareth Thomas, back from a four-week suspension.
Because there are fewer factor replacement choices for patients with an inhibitor, medical management often is more complex.
Unfortunately, in our review we were not able to find as much evidence as we would have liked for a best-replacement choice," Dr de Souza said.
Citizen advocacy in New York State resulted in the right choice for the replacement of lever voting machines in 2009 — paper ballots marked by hand or by an accessible marking device, and counted by scanners located in each polling place.
