Sentence examples for examination of preference from inspiring English sources

The strengths of the study include a large sample size, a high response rate, simultaneous examination of preference, perception of norm, and perception of current practice, specifically addressing near miss ME, and being the first in the Islamic/Arab culture.

The strengths of the study include a relatively large sample size, a high response rate, simultaneous examination of preference and perception of norm, directly comparing various consenting options, and uniquely addressing Islamic/Arab culture.

Examination of preferences regarding, and inferences from, feet viewed in isolation suggests different roles for proportionality and absolute size in judgments of female and male bodies.

Both peptides have the same N-terminal residue, allowing the examination of preferences distal to the N-terminus of the peptide.

This study represents the first investigation of the Australian public's preferences for emergency care and internationally, the first examination of preferences for both the characteristics of emergency care and service uptake decisions, irrespective of the care options available.

This paper will address them mainly through an examination of taste, namely the preferences expressed in consumption.

A more detailed examination of bed preference and the sustained effect of different bedding systems need to be carried out.

This study expands upon this research through an examination of users' preferences for more (less) restrictive systems based on their own level of domain knowledge.

Based on an empirical examination of consumer preferences for mobile broadband technologies and an estimation of the future demand for WiBro, this study proposes that WiBro should fill the gaps between competing mobile broadband technologies, such as 3G and WLAN.

We can combine sets of these predictions together to produce measures of group similarity, this permits an examination of climatic preferences within a clade.

However, there has been no robust examination comparing the cost-effectiveness of each service type, or any systematic examination of patient preferences for services on which to base any business case decision.