The phrase "a high preferred" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "highly preferred"? You can use "highly preferred" to describe something that is favored or desired to a significant degree.
Example: "In our hiring process, candidates with advanced degrees are highly preferred."
Alternatives: "strongly preferred" or "most desirable".
Those most concerned with status and having a high income preferred the current activity-based payment system; the same was true for those with tolerance for a high work pace.> Table 7 shows the result of a multinomial logistic regression analysis elucidating the profiles of respondents who preferred a different payment system in general practice to the current one.
Returning INEEL to the Shoshone Bannock Tribes, hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, and a National Environmental Research Park ranked as the highest preferred future land uses, whereas continuing nuclear materials reprocessing and increasing the storage of nuclear wastes ranked as the lowest.
The second is based on geometric considerations and selects a subset of sensors in accordance with the fact that a low frequency prefers a wide spacing, and a high frequency prefers a narrow spacing.
Though she stands at 188cm, Tutaia seldom takes a high ball, preferring to run onto the ball and shoot as soon as she gets into the circle.
His peers recoil from his publicity-hungry antics and his propensity for a high profile, preferring to keep their own blood-curdling feuds behind closed doors.
According to subjects' preferences, foods were referred to as food A (high-preferred) and food B (low-preferred).
Foods were referred to as food A (high-preferred), food B (medium-preferred), and food C (low-preferred).
However it is perfectly conceivable that an investigator who happens to have a ROC that is relatively low, tends to choose a relatively high value for his ξ i if a high sensitivity is preferred, or just a relatively low value of ξ i if high specificity is preferred.
A low NNS and a high NNH are preferred.
