Sentence examples for to be a valid choice from inspiring English sources
By considering the evident anatomical and morphological similarities between the hallux and the thumb, and the habitually used flaps for the reconstruction of this last structure, the advancement-rotation flap described by Hueston in 1966 is confirmed to be a valid choice for the reconstruction of the loss of tissue of small dimensions.
If the objective is to introduce genetic diversity into the breed, using cryobank bulls appears to be a valid choice.
It would be a valid choice to use a weighted combination, but we decided against this option, because setting weights requires further tuning with regards to the employed dataset, which we tried to avoid at this stage.
It's a valid choice to focus on the stories of residents rather than these women, but the fleeting glimpse into their lives feels a little trite.
The user interface is not well-designed and sometimes puts an unnecessary burden on the user (e.g. the "Comparison" page prompts the user to enter species names that have to be spelled in a particular manner, with "Escherichia coli" not being a valid choice).
Because of the regional-level intrinsic influence of environmental characteristics, the use of an ecological study design (i.e. the unit of analysis is a region) is a valid choice when studying these factors in relation to campylobacteriosis occurrence in populations.
But while this breadth of available information is a valid choice in our increasingly publicized worlds, what happens to the private life of individuals who make a living by sharing their lives with the world?
As we illustrate in Fig. 10, the estimated execution time is very close to the actual, so applying this prediction model for estimating the jobs' execution time is a valid choice.
It is a valid choice, with pros and cons attached.
Being a housewife is not an easy option; it's a valid choice.
Working at bringing up a family, rather than earning money, is a valid choice, whether you can speak English or not.
