Sentence examples similar to a self-selected preference from inspiring English sources

This is interesting, because like cats mink feed on small vertebrates and therefore almost certainly have a natural diet that is higher in protein than the self-selected preference.

Regarding selection, migrants are a self-selected group for whom relatively lower fertility preferences may be part of the motivation to move to a new area (Kulu 2005; White, Muhidin, et al. 2008).

However, Ekkekakis et al. [ 16] and the most recent ACSM standpoint [ 17] suggest that incorporating preference and a self-selected 'comfortable' exercise intensity will result in exercise that is pleasurable, safe, and effective.

This study examined health care barriers and preferences among a self-selected sample of returning U.S. veterans drawn from a representative, randomly selected frame surveyed about posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) symptomatology and mental health utilization in the prior year.

Those who run in packs are part of a select society, or maybe a self-selected society.

Although it is more challenging, Truscott's preference is to perform before a mainstream audience, rather than a self-selected group of woman-friendly activists or supporters.

Therefore, the practicing nurses included in this study may constitute a self-selected sample with unmeasured characteristics that influence both the probability of remaining a practicing nurse and preferences for job posting attributes.

It was a self-selected group.

"It's a self-selected audience," said Vedantam.

The taxpayer also gives a self-selected personal identification number.

"A small crowd, a self-selected crowd can often be useful," Ms. Greif said.