It is likely that patients have clearly defined preferences for treatments, both in terms of modality and general theoretical perspective and these preferences may differ between different subgroups of patients.
Clearly your preferences on sharing have nothing to do with Chinese heritage at all.
One of them, entrusted with choosing the dishes for my group, made decisions that showed he hadn't really listened to our clearly stated preferences.
Voters who clearly punched preferences in other races on the ballot, but did not do so in the presidential race, should not have their vote interpreted by local officials in a process that invites human error and mischief.
While some agents clearly have preferences for what they name programmes after (there's a delightful dancing theme running throughout, with names such as "Top Hat", "Hacienda" and "Glitterball" suggesting someone happy on a dancefloor), others clearly go for whatever geeky in-joke comes to mind.
Clearly, revealed preferences in the form of low observed testing rates indicate that for many persons testing is not utility-maximizing in equilibrium.
2One implication would be to have job matching services very clearly elicit preferences over different job attributes and trade-offs among them, and then use this information in determining the set of potential matches.
The rational model proposes in fact an approach guided by well defined problems, clearly understandable preferences, describable and enumerable alternatives, ability to calculate the best choices, capable of maximizing the benefits and minimize costs.
In particular, the so-called Stability and Growth Pact is economically flawed and politically illegitimate, given the power of unelected bureaucrats within the euro zone to ride roughshod over the clearly expressed preferences of national electorates.
In addition, the binding sites of many TFs are so similar that they do not allow a reliable prediction of function; clearly, sequence preferences can be altered by the binding context [23].
