And Dr. Vincent Lo of French Camp, Calif., suggested that the patient's culture, preferences and practical issues like cost and availability be considered.
Rolling Stone pushed for the opposite: a lifestyle politics — with self-fulfillment and pop culture preferences as a substitute for conventional political action — that became irrelevant as the magazine contributed to the politicization of aspects of American life from dinner choices to musical taste to living arrangements.
While it may work for a reality show singing competition, the modern workplace involves more than one audition, requires more than just vocal talent and runs the risk of hiring based on current work culture preferences.
When combined with other changes, such as higher rates of educational attainment for women (Li 1994; Wu and Zhang 2010) and increased sexual activity among young adults (Feng and Quanhe 1996), it is likely that both culture preferences and actual behaviors concerning dating and mate selection may be undergoing substantial changes in China, as well.
Eichner premiered a clip from his game show, Billy on the Street, in which he gives cash prizes to strangers who agree with his pop culture preferences (the clip's best Q: "Which makes more sense, Tori Spelling or a crop circle?" I'll let you guess the correct answer).
Recommendations should take into account the patient's culture, preferences, and personal goals and abilities.
Serving meals that take into account the patient's culture, preferences, personal goals, and abilities may increase quality of life, satisfaction with meals, and nutrition status (124).
Try to dress up to reflect the cultural preferences of the culture you're within at any one time.
Most writers who attempt such a sweep end up giving the religions they know best – by upbringing, culture or preference – too great a prominence.
