The phrase "bed preference" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to someone's preference or choice of bed, such as the type of mattress or firmness. Example: "When booking a hotel room, I always specify my bed preference for a firm mattress to ensure a good night's sleep."
It is interesting that dihydrotestosterone administration to neonatal females results in a masculine style of bedding preference [ 89].
One potential explanation therefore is that dihydrotestosterone masculinizes bedding preference via actions on peripheral structures, such as the VNO and/or accessory olfactory epithelium.
Video data were used to assess bedding preferences.
Or possibly he preferred to sleep in his own bed, a preference that has haunted the campaign before.
Indeed, Young remains mothers' choice to the extent that he is currently appearing in a Marks & Spencer's Christmas advert, making off with Sleeping Beauty's sparkly bed throw in preference to kissing her awake.
If health insurance plays a role in the decision on the medical use by affecting the relative price of medical care use, then a lack of insurance can lead to a preference for bed days at home over medical care.
You may start wondering where he learned a certain sexual move or what caused him to develop a certain preference in bed.
In addition, the olfactory preference for bedding soiled from estrous or for anestrous bedding was investigated.
Both groups showed a clear preference for bedding from estrous females as opposed to anestrous or clean bedding.
Our wish for precipitation, like Goldilocks's preference among beds, was quite specific: not too hard (nobody wanted to drive through a storm), not too soft (people could go to the beach and wait it out), but just right (cha-ching!).
