Sentence examples for favourable preferences from inspiring English sources
Retailers and installers of residential photovoltaic systems in Australia are encouraged to promote the option of building-integrated panels given favourable preferences shown for such technology.
Even while the economic boom continued, the LCL vote gradually declined from 1947, and it relied on favourable preferences from minor parties and independents and the malapportioned electoral system in order to win.
Most generic and breast cancer-specific QL variables were found to be related to treatment preference (Table 5 > -wrap-foot>): patients with a more favourable QL preferred to have BCT.
Parents' strongest negative preference (least favourable) was for 10 emergency room visits per year (β = −2.15, p < 0.00001) which was much less preferred than frequent night-time symptoms, bothersome wheezing or chest tightening, the need to add oral steroid medications or ten physical activity limitations per month.
Imperial preference could also include other sorts of preference, such as favourable consideration in the allocation of public contracts, indirect subsidies to shipping, and preferential access to the capital market.
Cantillon's preference towards a favourable balance of trade possibly stemmed from the mercantilist belief in exchange being a zero-sum game, in which one party gains at the expense of another.
Lifestyle changes are more favourable than CAM suggesting that preference for 'a quick fix' is not a primary driver in the choice of therapy.
Gibbs free energy calculations confirmed the adsorption is energetically favourable and spontaneous with a high preference for adsorption on both adsorbents.
"Content Identifying Method" carried out to identify the favourable and repulsive contents resulted in high or low preferability of each preference dimensions, respectively.
Indicating clear preference of Thrabams and Jatsham crossbreds for their favourable quality of being raised in the transhumance system, a herder in Bumthang, when asked about his herd composition, said: "… I have 30 40 heads - Jatshams and Thrabams.
Britain's decision to join the European project in 1973 led to the abandonment of a system of reciprocal trade terms, known as Commonwealth Preference: henceforth French, not New Zealander, farmers would enjoy favourable access to British markets.
