Sentence examples for fluctuating preferences from inspiring English sources

The remaining individuals exhibited fluctuating preferences and switched between showing a preference or no preference, but never switched between preferences.

Such mixed feelings may lend themselves to fluctuating preferences for AAL support, depending on moods, stress levels, and current circumstances.

While size preferences fluctuated (most men preferred medium-sized breasts, followed by large ones), preference for firmness stayed roughly consistent.

As fluctuating polls demonstrate, public preferences represent an ephemeral composite of considerations - some contradictory, like the simultaneous desire for minimal taxes and robust services.

Before the age of three, infants display fluctuating patterns of manual preferences shifting together with the development of new forms of locomotion.

Over these transitional six years, preferences fluctuate: one day they demand Furbies, the next Puff Daddy.

While aesthetic preferences fluctuated, Americans were enamored of new materials if they facilitated the process of cooking, serving and storage.

This enables the codec to support some desynchronization between the encoder and the decoder, which is particularly helpful to adapt on the fly pre-encoded content to fluctuating network resources and/or user preferences in terms of regions of interest.

The exact order of treatment use and preference fluctuated depending on anatomic location (Table 3).

The mean proportion of male GPs who realised their preference fluctuated between 1980 and 1999, with an average of 55% (min 34%, max 72%).

Alcohol intake over time decreased in both the single-housed (χ = 21.1; p < 0.001) and the pair-housed rats (χ = 15.5; p = 0.008), while the alcohol preference fluctuated in the pair-housed group (χ = 15.9; p = 0.007) (Table 1).