Sentence examples for documented preference from inspiring English sources

It seems more likely to us that Paleolithic women would, on average, experience higher marginal returns on their labour than men.Why, then, do women display a documented preference for redistribution compared to their menfolk?

This is not surprising because both of these groups are mainly represented here by fairly large populations with no documented preference for consanguineous marriage.

6 7 This seems surprising given its documented preference for C-terminal arginine residues, 6 7 9 in contradistinction to human PADs which efficiently deiminate internal arginines.

A number of populations have well documented preferences for consanguineous marriage [11]: Bedouin [20], Druze [21], Palestinians [22], Mozabite Berbers [23], Brahui [24], Baluchi [25], Makrani [26], Sindhi [27] and Pathan [28].

As with any patient decision aid or empowerment tool, documenting the preference of the patient is only meaningful and useful to the extent that the documented preferences are known and ultimately acted upon by those providing care.

This trial assesses the efficacy of an advance planning intervention in improving the accuracy of substitute decision-making and increasing the frequency of documented preferences for health care and research.

However, we consider important to also measure the rate of documented preferences as these could raise less controversy in the event of incompetence than oral instructions given only to a single family member.

Based on conclusions from our research and earlier documented preferences for cereal transformation [ 29, 30], Agrobacterium-mediated transformation of triticale, first established by us [ 31], was applied in the present research.

To account for losses to follow-up, analyses will be conducted in duplicate, first restricting the sample to the dyads for which we have complete follow-up data, then using a conservative approach by which dyads that do not provide such data are assumed not to have documented preferences and their baseline concordance levels are used for imputation [ 83].

Group interviews revealed a number of issues relating to the recording of discussions about end of life concerns with patients and documenting preferences for place of death.

The process of eliciting and documenting preferences for care at the end of life has been subject to some scrutiny over recent years and in a number of settings [ 14- 16].