Furthermore, different cell lines showed different degrees of preference for norg insertion, reflecting their known differences in chromatin status (Song et al. 2011).
We all fall somewhere on a continuum of night owl to lark, with different degrees of preference for activity and sleep in the evening hours or the early morning.
Finally, different degrees of manual preference were observed, especially for informative pointing gestures, which tended to be more right-handed than reaching actions.
We found that the interaction between health-care personnel and patients varied according to the following: the type of information provided; the language used; how the personnel approached the patient (standing, speaking above the patient, speaking directly to the patient); the engagement with patient preferences; and different degree of encouragement.
For example, Duflo et al. (2011) show that different degrees of tracking may affect teachers' effort or preferences.
The method allows one to vary the degree of aggregation and commensuration and to employ alternative preference structures, thus reflecting different degrees of commensuration of and trade-offs (compensation) across objectives.
In other words, a difficulty in modifying choice strategy and/or a rigid preference profile, shown by DAT-i sub-populations of mice, reflect different degrees of inflexibility due to impaired striatal function.
The proposed PP model enables a decision maker to consider multiple criteria (i.e., cost, customer service and intangible benefits) and to express criteria preferences not in a traditional form of weights, but in ranges of different degrees of desirability.
As the preceding considerations reveal, all main ethical theories (based on virtue, equality, overall preferences, and equality) reject allowing avoidable DT, but on different grounds and with different degrees of stringency.
