Sentence examples for any preference in from inspiring English sources

The results from the comparison study in Table 2 show that observer A and C mostly preferred the standard images and that observer B did not have any preference in any of the 20 image pairs with regard to lesion detectability.

An American Embassy spokesman denied that Mr. Miller had expressed any preference in the bidding process, but declined to say why he had recused himself.

However, so far no attempt has been made to clarify up to what level they are sporadic, whether there is any preference in echo occurrence height and time, and what is the duration of the mesospheric echoes, etc.

Currently, the action research promoted by the North Zone remain to favour quantitative research designs, while the one promoted by Teachers Network in the name of LCs remain to be devoid of any preference in terms of research designs.

Although several studies have reported that the mesospheric echoes are highly sporadic in nature, so far no attempt has been made to clarify how sporadic they are, whether there is any preference in echo occurrence height and time, and what is the mesospheric echo occurrence duration, etc.

Integration of the HIV genome appears to favor active genes, while that of MuLV shows a strong bias for the transcription start sites and that of Avian sarcoma-leukosis virus (ASLV) does not exhibit any preference in its random integration into the host genome [44].

The black line corresponds to the performance of a random classifier, which does not have any preferences in binary outcomes.

According to Carlsen, however, he does not have any preferences in playing style.

Reflective of the 2001 Erulkar study [ 19], participants did not express any preferences in relation to the demographic characteristics of service providers.

Country of birth was not associated with any preferences in Year 1 students whereas in Year 5, Scottish students were more likely to select general practice as a top three choice and less likely to select medical specialties than students from the rest of the UK or overseas.

Labor's Anthony Albanese, who is being challenged in his Sydney seat of Grayndler by the Greens, accused them of agreeing to issue "open tickets" without any preference recommendations in numerous marginal seats, mostly in Victoria, in exchange for the Liberal party preferencing the Greens ahead of Labor in some inner-city seats in Melbourne and Sydney.