Sentence examples for by preference of from inspiring English sources

Women were categorized as non-drinkers, past drinkers, infrequent drinkers and drinkers by preference of alcohol type (i.e. those who preferred wine, beer, hard liquor, or who had no strong preference).

There was no food in the apartment, and one theory is that Firestone starved, though no autopsy was conducted, by preference of her Orthodox Jewish family.

National attitude toward entrepreneurship was measured by preference of not having similar standards of living and entrepreneurship as a desired career path.

So it remains a considerable surprise - in my return to college, so to speak - to discover the words "girl" and "girls" in such currency among young women at Harvard, used by preference of themselves and of their peers.

It is possible that the observed nucleotide and codon preferences in highly expressed genes are caused by preference of these cleavage-promoting amino acids.

Class III factors were characterized by preference of G and C at −2 and −1, respectively, strong preference for A at +4, and relatively strong binding of sites with a C at +5.

For every household in our sample we test whether their behaviour is rationalisable by preferences of the Gorman Polar Form.

It turns out that the behaviour of 95%% of the households in our data is rationalisable by preferences of the Gorman Polar Form.

The decision making processes need to be informed by preferences of not only the professionals and the health care managers but also the general public [ 4].

Conventional pharmaceutical management is limited by the prevalence of contraindications in women with PCOS [ 3], non-effectiveness in some circumstances [ 4], side effects [ 5] and by preferences of women with PCOS for alternatives to pharmaceutical management [ 6].

His logic suggests that Americans might sort themselves by preference for various levels of government intervention.