Sentence examples for effective preference from inspiring English sources
Another poll by Parametría showed El Bronco enjoying the best effective preference (the differential between positive and negative ratings) of any of the 21 potential candidates listed.
The WA WikiLeaks Senate candidate Gerry Georgatos said on Twitter that Ludlam had WikiLeaks' "effective" first preference.
It was the votes of affilates from the trade unions and other sister bodies like the Fabian Society that carried Ed Miliband across the line: that, and a very effective second preference strategy.
Since patients seek treatment approaches which are manageable and in their view effective, their preferences can differ considerably from those of the professionals.
This paper focuses on the multiple attribute decision making problems widespread in industry engineering, typically the supplier selection problems, and investigates effective methods utilizing preference information objectively for multiple attribute group decision making (MAGDM) with unknown attribute weights and expert weights under interval-valued intuitionistic fuzzy environments (IVIFEs).
This is particularly common in rural areas, where maintaining a separate service is not necessarily cost effective, or by service preference such as in LA where the LAFD prefers to handle all parts of emergency medicine in-house.
Children's low vegetable consumption requires effective strategies to enhance preference for and intake of vegetables.
We can therefore expect that their performance will be the less effective the less the preference distribution resembles a uniform distribution, which is what we observed experimentally.
However, noting and understanding patient's potential role and preference through effective communication is also important [ 42].
The most professional style is the problem-solving style, which is defined as a preference for effective problem-solving, together with the claimant.
There is strong evidence that these aids are effective in achieving informed preferences and decisions that are more in line with patient preferences.
