For instance, in order to survive in food-scarce environments, ancestral humans evolved food preferences that made them seek out foods that were particularly rich in calories.
Doubts have been expressed, for instance, in regard to the assumption that it is necessarily irrational to fail to select that action that would be optimal, relative to one's preferences and beliefs.
For instance, in order to check that an allocation is envy-free while another displays envy, it is not enough to know how individuals rank these two allocations in their preferences.
For instance in order to determine the order of importance for motivating and discouraging factors, health providers identified and weighted the factors they mentioned by using a preference pair ranking matrix [ 10].
For instance, in squirrel monkeys group-level preference of the left hand was expressed in catching a fish, but was absent in reaching of stable food item, i.e., simple reaching [ 78].
For instance, in end-of-life care, where patient preferences are paramount, other nations have led the charge in better assessing how treatments affect quality of life near its end.
For instance, in natural calling sequences, 'barks' were given six times more frequently to high than low preference food (proportion of 'barks' in calling sequences to high preference foods = 0.24, vs. low-preference foods = 0.04).
For instance, in the third scenario (Fig. 11), traveler already identified his preferences about the order of recommendation.
Thus, for instance, in sec.
For instance, in diploids, during Fisherian runaway sexual selection (Fisher, 1930; Lande, 1981; Kirkpatrick, 1982) a male secondary sexual ornament will increase in frequency due to a female preference for that trait.
