Sentence examples for underlying choices from inspiring English sources
Ilion's problems are deeper than those of many other districts, but the underlying choices are the same.
A fundamental biological question, underlying choices of regions of interest in PET analysis, is whether either the total tumour volume or the maximally metabolically active portion of the tumour is the most important [13,14].
The languages presented may serve as a reference of sorts, helping to clarify some of the underlying choices in block diagram language design, and in the process shedding light on the differences between, and limitations of, existing block diagram languages.
It is time instead for a serious and well-informed conversation about the genuinely tough decisions that do now need to be made, time for serious and calm contemplation on the underlying choices that we actually face as a nation.
It strengthens the approach under development and creates awareness about underlying choices, making the identification of specific groups of children as poor more transparent and understandable.
The purpose of the present article is to describe the study protocol and the underlying choices of this evaluation study of CRM in the ICU in detail.
These include exploration of heterogeneity among consumers with respect to the influence context factors exert, and gaining greater insight to the decision processes underlying choice decisions.
Secondly, healthcare providers can build trust by being transparent about the decisions underlying choice of treatment.
Within this framework, the mechanisms underlying choice bias might be similar to an adaptation of the decision threshold.
These individual differences in starting point were used to test whether the vmPFC STN connection is associated with mechanisms underlying choice bias that is driven by value (payoff) or likelihood of occurrence (probability).
Importantly, the vmPFC region was associated with both types of bias (Mulder et al. 2012), allowing us to test whether the vmPFC STN connection might be associated with mechanisms underlying choice bias that is driven by value (payoff) or likelihood of occurrence (probability).
