The selection of medication is usually based on the physician's experience, preference and the patient's susceptibility.
Our study evaluated the expectation, experience, preference, and adherence of patients by asking matched questions.
The questions for perceptions consisted of items for measuring the expectation, experience, preference, and adherence of patients toward medical services provided by the STMM.
But together, every couple negotiates the allocation of tasks according to their experience, preferences and quirks.
The more a consultant knows about your travel experience, preferences, budget and expectations, the more likely you are to end up with the trip of your dreams.
Everybody knows how to make meatballs their way, and our experience, preferences and secrets are kneaded into the mixture, then rolled between our palms.
Usage data may assist in the customer's next vehicle purchase as the dealer will know more about their driving habits and "inside the car" experience preferences.
These authors model individual occupation decisions and changes in occupation over time, taking account of individual characteristics such as wealth and wealth constraints, education levels, family background, prior work experience, preferences for independent work, and so on.
Wensing and Elwyn [ 19] distinguish three types of patient views: evaluations (reactions to their service experience), preferences (ideas about what should occur) and reports (objective observations).
The use of time as a proxy measure for technological change, for example, not only captures such changes, but may also encapsulate variations in policy, patient experiences, preference, and expenditures.
Though expressly nonfiction, the pointedly unstudied and fragmentary Winter Journal (2012) was written in the second person and comprised self-reflective meditations interspersed with enumerations of Auster's experiences, preferences, and travels.
