Sentence examples for version of the choice from inspiring English sources
For this reason, the HDL was held constant within the final version of the choice sets, that is, it was held at the level of 1.30 1.55 mmol/l since this level does not contribute to the overall risk score.
(Peano does think, however, that finite versions of the choice principle are provable, relying essentially on repeated applications of a version for classes of the basic logical principle EI mentioned above (§2.2.1).
"The modern version of this choice is part-time work".
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These results indicate that an intact OFC is not always necessary for intact delay-discounting performance, because rats with OFC lesions were not impaired in choosing the delayed HR option in preference to the immediate LR option in the nonspatial version of the intertemporal choice task.
Ellis Short finds himself confronted by football's version of the multiple choice exam question and seems unsure as to the correct answer.
The previously reported impairment in OFC-lesioned rats on the spatial version of the intertemporal choice task is unlikely to reflect a general problem with spatial learning, because OFC lesions were without effect on acquisition of the standard reference memory water-maze task and spatial working memory performance (nonmatching-to-place) on the T-maze.
This study tested the hypothesis that a modified dry-land version of the multi-choice Biel-maze task is more sensitive than the rewarded-alternation Y-maze task for the determination of spatial learning and memory deficits of ethanol teratogenicity.
The step-down costing was applied as described by Conteh and Walker 29 using an adapted version of the WHO-CHOICE ‡ CostIt software package for estimating hospital unit costs.
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This is already indicated by the fact that most regimentations of second-order logic adopt a version of the axiom of choice as one of its axioms.
