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Seen as an advocate of Russian business interests, Mr Zeman is also expected to prefer a Russian-Czech consortium's bid for expansion of the Temelín nuclear power plant.
Excerpts are later broadcast on the show.Viewers, who might have been expected to prefer a sex-addicted trans-sexual on a competing channel, have loved it.
A male larva is therefore expected to prefer developing into a winged adult.
The people of both countries might be expected to prefer the US as a stationary bandit - but, given that it has not been able to guarantee security, and that it might not stick around for long, they could be forgiven for preferring the bandits they know.
Bias could be caused by selective dropout of patients and by a Hawthorne effect, as patients can be expected to prefer immediate test ordering over a watchful waiting policy.
The combined service package scenarios indicate that the largest proportion of respondents are expected to prefer scenario 12 (4, 6 and 7) with up to 29.8% more respondents expected to choose a package of free, confidential services, with HCT and ART available and sports for young people.
The conceptual framework follows the migration literature (De Giorgi and Pellizzari [2009]), where an individual i is expected to prefer to migrate to destination d if the derived utility U x id ) is higher than in any alternative destination k among D possible alternatives: U ( x id ) > U ( x ik ) for all k ≠ d, (2).
The main benefit to be gained by a woman from a short-term partner are good genes that can be passed on to offspring (Gangestad and Scheyd 2005; Geary et al. 2004), and women would therefore be expected to prefer cues to good genes in the faces assessed for such a bond.
Many are expected to prefer brain scans that can show the telltale plaques that are characteristic of Alzheimer's and have shown much promise in recent studies.
But even many users who might be expected to prefer C.R.T.'s are now abandoning them in the belief that L.C.D.'s have improved enough in color quality, or because of benefits like brightness, efficient use of power and a pleasing style.
