Sentence examples for experiment preference from inspiring English sources

In future design of such an epigenetic epidemiology experiment, preference should be given to improved techniques for the isolation of RNA and DNA from the UCWBC.

"Choice experiment" preference is a type of survey that presents the potential user and/or buyer with a choice among several prospective product offerings.

In our experiment, preference for a risky outcome over a safe outcome was diminished in S/L monkeys when the decision was preceded by presentation of a potentially threatening image, consistent with the idea that faces of high status males elicit greater fear in S/L monkeys than L/L monkeys.

The value of r can be chosen according to the experiments preference and how important it is to be closer to the target than further from it; if r = 1, then the desirability function is linear and indicates an average increase in satisfaction as the response approaches the target.

These probabilities were chosen so that, as in the previous experiments, preference of CE over AB could be taken as an evidence for the noisy-OR integration rule.

It was made clear to the study participants that they were participating in a cognitive experiment and preference survey about risk communication and willingness to take part in a hypothetical clinical trial.

The results raise questions about how discrete choice experiment derived preferences should be incorporated into a traditional welfare economics framework.

However, when adults had access to whole plants rather than individual leaves in uncaged bench-top experiments, the preference for cantaloupe was greater than 90%.

Carefully designed laboratory experiments for preference showed that P. variegata consumed amphipods (various species of Gammaridae) and macroalgae (Hypnea spicifera), but rarely ate gastropods (Afrolittorina knysnaensis).

The choice experiment shows preferences for both halting the loss of or increasing marine biodiversity, and the provision of other environmental services relative to current trajectories of decline.

This paper discusses the design and analysis of a choice experiment regarding preferences for possible transformations of a mountain landscape traditionally used for grazing.