Sentence examples for choosing preference from inspiring English sources

For 'Choosing' preference tests, consumers specify which of two foods they are more likely to choose when offered both, or whether they might choose both or neither.

A first group (N = 107) were given 'Liking', 'Buying' and 'Choosing' preference tests for two palatable types of chip.

Mac Word users can find it by choosing Preferences from the Word menu and clicking on the Spelling and Grammar icon in the Preferences box.

In general, 'Buying' preferences corresponded more to 'Take Away' preferences while 'Liking' and 'Choosing' preferences showed little correspondence.

The term 'choice' in the context of health care and beyond has become an extension of expressing (or choosing) preferences.

We asked authors to choose preference relationship (better than, as good as, worse than) among three UIs by the three systems.

From Netscape Navigator's Edit menu, choose Preferences, then Advanced, and then set your cookie options.

(For the Mac version, go to the Firefox application menu and choose Preferences).

To do so, open Entourage, and under the Entourage menu, choose Preferences.

To do so, open the browser and under the Safari menu, choose Preferences.

Under the Keychain Access menu, choose Preferences and turn on the checkbox next to "Show Status in Menu Bar".