The phrase "affecting the preference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing factors or influences that impact someone's choices or inclinations.
Example: "The new marketing strategy is affecting the preference of consumers towards our brand."
Alternatives: "influencing the choice" or "impacting the preference".
The criteria and sub-criteria are the factors affecting the preference of the alternatives.
Based on the presented model estimation results, a key factor affecting the preference of respondents toward passenger car is the existence of parking space.
The analysis showed that the main factor affecting the preference of commuters toward passenger car is the availability of parking space.
According to the analysis of the collected data, the main factor affecting the preference of respondents toward passenger car is the availability of parking space.
Inhibition of PKA impairs the ability of mice to recognize a familiar conspecific (Fig. 4D) without affecting the preference for an unfamiliar intruder over an empty cup during social learning.
These models are available for several compounds (Corley et al. 2012; Schroeter et al. 2006; Sweeney et al. 2004), but due to physicochemical differences affecting the preference for a specific epithelium type (e.g., olfactory or respiratory; Garcia et al. 2009), general conclusions about species differences are difficult to draw.
The aim of the current study is to evaluate airport apron worker's preferences using two types of cooling vests to identify the factor affecting the preferences for one vest over another.
To ensure that CTx was not affecting the taste preference behavior, animals that treated with 10mg of naloxone but did not undergo CTx were also tested.
We examined the factors that affected the preference and assessment across communities and found a PA-enclave effect: preference towards the ES categories diverge between residents inside and outside of current protected areas resulted from previous PA management.
Our findings also indicate that income and education levels and also personality traits of agreeableness, neuroticism and openness to experience affect the preference of particular automation levels over the others.
The main intent is to provide a clear picture for Life Cycle Assessment practitioners, who analyze recycling systems and would benefit by knowing whether an end-of-life allocation strategy can affect the preference ranking between products or processes.
