Now suppose that some voters have a preference for a fair distribution, i.e. suppose that some voters are "inequality averse" (Fehr and Schmidt, 1999; Bolton and Ockenfels, 2000).
Nevertheless, some consumers may need better performance, while others may need to reduce cost further; that is, some users have a preference for performance over price while others value price over performance.
20 If some schools have a preference for new teachers over experienced teachers, this would show up as an overestimation of all search probabilities from the school side in the estimation.
Interestingly, some glycosylases have a preference for lesions in single-stranded bulged or bubble structures.
Recently, growing evidence, including ours, suggests that some herpesviruses have a preference for SUMO-2/3 [ 16, 55].
In addition, there is evidence indicating that some patients have a preference for a monthly injection compared with daily tablets, the formulation of many other hormonal agents (Fallowfield et al, 2006).
But pressures on great apes remain high on the forest's eastern border, where some communities reportedly have a preference for gorilla meat.
In reality it is also possible that some people just have a preference for expressways or it is just a routine (inertia) for them to choose expressways; thus for these people the coefficient of the variable travel time saving should be relatively small, i.e., being less sensitive to travel time savings.
Some agencies when have a preference for generic PBMs being used to report the experience of patients in the trial from which the effectiveness of the treatment is being estimated when deciding whether or not to recommend a new treatment, or in the absence of such data similar measures reported in the literature would be used [68].
Some participants may have a preference for one of the two devices studied before the study.
Finally, some patients may have a preference for locally based care regardless of the local outcomes.
