Sentence examples for find a preference from inspiring English sources

We conduct two field experiments with consumers and find a preference for dealing with co-partisans, especially among those with strong partisan attachments.

In our everyday interactions with parents across the country, we consistently find a preference on both parent and student side for deep, connected, personal engagement with educators.

We find a preference for schemes in which people receive financial compensation without sharing in the ownership and associated risks of project development.

If this region has a role in processing sensory features of objects, we can expect to find a preference for perceptible ("rain") over imperceptible ("rainbow") concepts in the blind, and this is indeed the case in the medial ATL (Fig. 5c; across all three content domains; comparing dark blue and red across the first three left-most columns in Fig. 1a).

Executing an exhaustive automated search over combinations of language and culture specific keywords, we find a preference based on performance and simplicity for pairs of keywords tailored to a specific country.

And we still find a preference for genetically similar individuals," Domingue added.

We found a preference for qualitative research designs (56% of articles were qualitative) and, to a lesser degree, mixed methods (29%).

From this analysis, we have found a preference for 2D boron crystals with very small or very high charges per atom.

The economic recovery helped, but interviewers and exit pollers found a preference for Reagan even among voters who disagreed with administration policies, because for them he represented leadership, patriotism, and optimism.

In News Corporation titles, the Australian Centre for Independent Journalism study found a preference towards mentions of climate change in opinion pieces, rather than in news reporting, with more than half of words on the topic in 2012 appearing in the comment section.

About half of buyers prefer to get such products from technology companies rather than the fashion, jewellery or sports categories, GfK found - a preference that is reflected globally, with 42% in America, 51% in Germany, 54% in China and a remarkable 69% in South Korea reflecting the same view.