Sentence examples for at preferences from inspiring English sources

Case studies of boss-less work organizations could provide an answer as to the strengths and limitations of this kind of organizational structure as may controlled simulation studies (Ethiraj and Levinthal, 2004) and surveys looking at preferences for flat versus steeper organizational hierarchies.

Evidence from other empirical studies looking at preferences for consent models is mixed.

In a recent study looking at preferences for place of death if faced with advanced cancer, in seven European countries (England, Flanders, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal and Spain) between 51% (Portugal) and 84% (The Netherlands) would like to die at home.

9 The preference for consulting a GP for potentially more serious symptoms is also consistent with a follow-up study looking at preferences for managing symptoms of differing severity, 11 while preference for GP rather than other health professionals has been noted in previous studies.

Clairol made a run at the Preference sensibility for itself hiring Linda Evans in the eighties as the pitchwoman for Ultress, the brand aimed at Preference's upscale positioning.

A closer look at preference shifts depending on current contract suggests a particularly strong altering of preferences within the private practice group.

But refusing to state your wishes imposes a computational cost on the other person: now he or she must make the choice (while guessing at your preferences).

Various studies have looked at colour preferences in different age groups.

We further look at relocation preferences for the two groups and find similar preferences for regional towns.

While many studies look at public preferences for fire suppression, this study analyses the heterogeneity of social preferences for fire prevention.

Usually when DCEs are used to address healthcare issues they look at patient preferences.