The problem is that under the current system, already polarised between the wafer-thin few and the frantic, competing many, where the standard of exams in the private sector is at least two years more advanced than the equivalent level in the state, children already excessively advantaged are being further preferred.
The model using RCD only as a predictor variable should be further preferred when the tree is found cut down, as sometimes the RCD is affected by root buttress.
The preservation of J in(k) was further preferred over more common methods that preserve J out(k) [ 33], since J in(k) is non-diattenuating and can be described as a unitary matrix of the SU 2) group.
Functional gene group analysis may be further preferred because it circumvents the multiple-testing problem and because effect sizes are likely to be increased in comparison to single-SNP effects (because these are now a function of the combined effect, rather than of effects of single genes).
But after receiving ice and massage during the Lakers' flight home after their loss Sunday in New Orleans, he refused further treatment, preferring to head into Game 5 without knowing the extent of his latest injury.
The Obama administration has so far resisted calls to impose further sanctions, preferring to give diplomacy more of a chance.
He said he had "no idea" if there would be further changes, preferring to concentrate on how the title win would improve Rangers' finances and boost McCoist's budget.
Injury prevented him playing for the first team during that period, or during another month at the start of the 1998 99 season; much to Horton's displeasure, Wormull rejected the offer of a further month, preferring to drop down to the Conference with Dover Athletic.
Nurses were more often inclined to express their doubts about further treatment, preferring to allow patients to make the best use of the time that is left.
- Cluster 1: physicians with an explicitly positive general attitude towards caring for patients with dementia (reported a belief in their ability to improve the patients' quality of life, no feelings of helplessness and a view of the care of dementia patients as rewarding and further denied preferring having nothing to do with the care of such patients).
