"A system that can recognize sounds in a person's life can be used to search for others who have the same preferences," she says.
For ever smoking, using the same preferences as in the main meta-analyses, the most-adjusted estimate is lower than the least-adjusted estimate for 14 of the 30 (46.7%) pairs for COPD, for 18 of the 41 (43.9%) pairs for CB, and for 2 of the 5 (40.0%) pairs for emphysema.
The scans revealed that many regions of the babies' visual cortex showed the same preferences for scenes or faces seen in adult brains.
Moreover, we employ a multinomial probit (MNP) model to relax the assumption that all respondents have the same preferences for the attributes being valued, which is usually required in empirical CE studies.
One estimates the probability that individual i belongs to class c where these probabilities are a function of observable characteristics of the individual (covariates); this is much more flexible than assuming, for example, that all farmers have the same preferences.
Mr. Finney, for instance, has long made clear the same preference for celluloid that is shared these days by Anthony Hopkins, the latter an actor whose Lear for the National Theatre in 1986 made the front pages of the British press at the time.
One kind called channel wrack, which evolved conduits beneath its fronds to allow for the quick run-off of water, had the same preference for dryness as the xanthoria.
Genera such as Pseudomonas, Acinetobacter, and Achromobacter do not have the same preference for sugars as C-sources, and instead may prefer amino acids, carboxylic acids, and/or fatty acids.
Moreover, the resulting linker length distributions sampled by the two models are highly similar to those sampled for yeast, with the one sampled using the learned Exp NCF demonstrating the same preference for short linkers.
Qualitatively the sequences with both G->A and C->T transitions were identified while the same preference for 5′GpC was observed and a weaker 3′ bias for CpR (Supplementary Figure 1B).
